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UKTIN member Quantum Dice working with BT Group to explore the use of QRNGs for cryptographic applications in telecommunications

UKTIN member Quantum Dice working with BT Group to explore the use of QRNGs for cryptographic applications in telecommunications

UKTIN member Quantum Dice is leveraging its patented source-device independent self-certification (DISC™) protocol to develop the world’s first compact, high-speed, and continuously self-certifying quantum random number generator (QRNG).

This technology, which harnesses quantum processes to produce verifiably secure random numbers, is suitable for use across applications ranging from protecting terrestrial networks to providing quantum-secure entropy for satellite and IoT systems.

The University of Oxford spin-out has announced it is working with BT Group to explore how its Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) can be used for cryptographic applications in the telecommunications sector.

BT Group’s Research and Development team will be using Quantum Dice’s novel VERTEX QD-1100 device to assess its long-term performance, overall reliability, and hardware integration whilst also exploring how they can leverage the PCIe card’s self-certification capability as a trusted entropy source for security applications.

Andrew Lord, Senior Manager, Research, Optical Networks, BT Group, said: “As the UK’s leading network provider, we must ensure our digital infrastructure remains secure against new quantum-based threats. Entropy is a vital building block of cryptography, enabling quantum secure networks, and we are excited to begin long-term trials of the QRNG, especially using the self-certification technique to ensure true randomness.”

Ramy Shelbaya, CEO and Co-Founder of Quantum Dice, said: “In the internet age, our telecommunications infrastructure is one of the most critical pillars of our economy. We are really excited to be working with BT Group to explore how our QRNG technology can help secure a connected future.”

Wenmiao Yu, Director of Business Development and Co-Founder of Quantum Dice, added: “Having long been aware of BT Group’s leadership in driving the testing and adoption of quantum technologies, as demonstrated by their quantum-secured metro network in London, I am looking forward to further working with the team to explore and realise the potential that QRNGs bring to cybersecurity.”

Quantum Dice is a member of UKTIN’s Innovation Platform, the country’s dedicated innovation network for businesses creating high-tech products and services with the power to revolutionise the telecoms market.

If your business is working on a technology, hardware or software product that could be applied to the telecoms industry, get connected on the UKTIN Innovation Platform where you can access exclusive support, funding, and event opportunities.

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