Quantum: What does it mean for telecoms?
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Quantum technology is developing fast and government policy announcements are increasing. There are opportunities, and risks, for the telco sector, and you do not need to be a quantum physicist to learn what it all means.
Description
Format: PDF filePages: 33 pagesAuthor: Andrew ScottPublication Date: July 2024
Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- Quantum computers
- What types of computer exist?
- What can computers do?
- Who is building computers?
- What is the roadmap for computers?
- Post quantum cryptography
- How big a problem is this?
- How long do we have?
- Who is helping to solve this?
- Quantum sensors
- What can sensors do?
- Who are the leaders in sensors?
- What are the next steps in sensors?
- Quantum communications
- What are the main use cases for communications?
- Who are the leaders in communications?
- What are the next steps for communications?
- Conclusion
- Index
Table of Figures
- Figure 1: Quantum technologies
- Figure 2: Quantum technologies
- Figure 3: Quantum computer technology stack
- Figure 4: Technology alternatives for a quantum computer
- Figure 5: Illustrative roadmaps from example quantum computing companies
- Figure 6: Three main types of cryptography
- Figure 7: Elements of a quantum communications network
Technologies and industry terms referenced include: CARAF, CRQC, Global Risk Institute, IoT, NIST, PQC, QRNGs, quantum computers, quantum sensors, SNDL
