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Cryptography

Cryptography

QuTech launches a browser for the quantum Internet

22 Nov 2021
Quantum key distribution cartoon showing Alice in Rotterdam and Bob in Amsterdam, with the eavesdropper Eve in Leiden
Alice and Bob, Dutch style: A cartoon showing two communicators (Alice in Rotterdam and Bob in Amsterdam) exchanging quantum keys to keep their messages safe from the Leiden-based eavesdropper, Eve. (Courtesy: QuTech)
The event I attended on Friday caught my attention for several reasons. Billed as the Quantum Networ

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Martijn Boerkamp is a science journalist based in the Netherlands
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