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Presenter: Vicente MartinU. Politécnica de [email protected]

Madrid, 14 Mayo 2019

Quantum Computing and Quantum Crypto: Do we have a problem?

Quantum Computer

From : Quantum Computing: Progress & Prospects 2018. A Consensus Report. National Academy of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine (adapted from M. Mosca, 2015)

Q: Time to a quantum computer: ?

I: Time to fully change the security infrastructure: Estimate (NIST) 20yrs.

S: Shelf life: 1-50 yrs. (what is your application?)

If I+S > Q… you have problems.

Postquantum crypto: Business as usual.◦ “new” algorithms believed to be secure against Quantum

Computers.

Quantum Cryptography:◦ Physical layer security -> Networks

You need hardware

… and it is not easy

◦ Not a complete substitute!

Limited reach, point to point.

Quantum communications and networks, why is it difficult?

Δλ = 0.2~0.8 nm (DWDM)Δλ = 3~20 nm (CWDM)

Comm. laser

Single photon(not to scale)

extremely weak signals.

Noise in the fibre: Raman

Raman backscattering of a signal at 1549 nm [ DOI: 10.1063/1.1842862]

Single Photon(approx. scale)

• Difficult to detect.• Absorpions• Masked by the

noise

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150 nm

Limited reach, point to point.

Δλ = 0.2~0.8 nm (DWDM)Δλ = 3~20 nm (CWDM)

Comm. laser

Single photon(not to scale)

extremely weak signals.

Noise in the fibre: Raman

Raman backscattering of a signal at 1549 nm [ DOI: 10.1063/1.1842862]

Single Photon(approx. scale)

6

150 nm

Quantum communications and networks, why is it difficult?

• Difficult to detect.• Absorpions• Masked by the

noise

Limited reach, point to point.

Δλ = 0.2~0.8 nm (DWDM)Δλ = 3~20 nm (CWDM)

Comm. laser

Single photon(not to scale)

extremely weak signals.

Noise in the fibre: Raman

Raman backscattering of a signal at 1549 nm [ DOI: 10.1063/1.1842862]

Single Photon(approx. scale)

7

150 nm

Quantum communications and networks, why is it difficult?

• Difficult to detect.• Absorpions• Masked by the

noise

Limited reach, point to point.

Δλ = 0.2~0.8 nm (DWDM)Δλ = 3~20 nm (CWDM)

Comm. laser

Single photon(not to scale)

extremely weak signals.

Noise in the fibre: Raman

Raman backscattering of a signal at 1549 nm [ DOI: 10.1063/1.1842862]

Single Photon(approx. scale)

8

150 nm

Quantum communications and networks, why is it difficult?

• Difficult to detect.• Absorpions• Masked by the

noise

Limited reach, point to point.

Δλ = 0.2~0.8 nm (DWDM)Δλ = 3~20 nm (CWDM)

Comm. laser

Single photon(not to scale)

extremely weak signals.

Noise in the fibre: Raman

Raman backscattering of a signal at 1549 nm [ DOI: 10.1063/1.1842862]

Single Photon(approx. scale)

It is a delicate technology.

R. Doisneau

• Difficult to detect.• Absorpions• Masked by the noise

9

150 nm

Quantum communications and networks, why is it difficult?

It does…

First Quantum SDN Network in the

world.

Installed in Telefónica

Spain productionfacilities.

◦ SDN – Software DefinedNetworking

Network Flexibility

◦ CV–QKD technology:

Better tolerance to noise:

quantum/classical copropagation.

Prospective industrialization

path

Real world use cases:

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Site A Site B

NFV MANO / SDN

Quantum-safeEcosystem

ControlPlane

Data Plane

Alice

Bob1 Bob2

SDN

VI

MIPsec

NetworkCriticalInfrastructure .

Data security

End to end encrypt.

EU H2020Grant 820466

Use the correct technology

Evolution of theMadrid Quantum Network.◦ RedIMadrid.

◦ EU H2020 Project in negotiation phase.

◦ Open Calls: Calling forbusiness participation.

Program under consideration by the EC.

Pan-European quantum communications network.

Critical infrastructure.

QKD and beyond QKD.

Source: TU Delft/Scixel

Vicente MartinU. Politécnica de [email protected]

A. Aguado1, P. Salas1, B. A.L. Sanz1, J.P. Brito1, D. R. Lopez2, V. Lopez2, A. Pastor2, J. Folgueira2, F. de la Iglesia2 , H.H. Brunner3, S. Bettelli3, F. Fung3, D. Hillerkuss3, L. C. Comandar3, D. Wang3, A. Poppe3 ,M. Peev3 and V. Martin1,

1Center for Computational Simulation and ETSI Informáticos, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid 28660 Madrid, Spain

2Telefónica Investigacion y Desarrollo, Ronda de la Comunicacion s/n 28050 Madrid. Spain

3Huawei Technologies Duesseldorf GmbH, Riesstrasse 25, 80992 München. Germany

EU H2020Grant 820466

CvQuCo - MINECO/FEDER TEC2015-70406-R

Comunidad de MadridS2018/TCS-4342