SQuaD Workshop on Quantum Communication 

Quantum-safe communication and beyond

As digital infrastructure evolves, new technologies bring not only security challenges but also groundbreaking opportunities. Quantum communication is at the forefront of this transformation, offering innovative solutions beyond just cybersecurity. In this workshop, we will explore the full potential of quantum communication and beyond, discussing real-world applications and use cases that are shaping the future of secure and efficient data exchange.

Join us for an interactive workshop where we explore the latest advancements in quantum communication, uncover opportunities beyond security, and discuss real-world applications shaping the future of the field. Through expert insights, interactive discussions, and practical use cases, we will dive into the transformative potential of quantum-safe communication and its broader impact across industries.

This event offers a unique opportunity to engage with thought leaders, exchange perspectives, and collaborate with peers driving innovation in quantum technologies. Whether you’re a cybersecurity expert, a researcher, or an industry professional looking to harness the potential of quantum communication, this workshop will provide the insights and connections you need to stay ahead.

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with leading experts and innovators in the field of quantum communications.

Meeting details:
Date: Friday, 28 March 2025
Venue: Station F, 5 Parv. Alan Turing, 75013 Paris, Frankreich
RSVP required.

Sign up and serve yourself one of the limited seats. Let’s forge the path forward together!

Agenda:

• Intro
•  Session on Quantum-safe communication and Beyond
• Interactive Workshop Session
• Session on Quantum Communication Use Cases

This workshop is organized in the framework of the SQuaD Project by QBN and hosted by VeriQloud.

SQuaD is the umbrella project quantum communication Germany funded by the BMBF. Further information on SQuaD, its goals, and activities can be found on the project website.