Quantum Networks Take Flight: Adapting to a Changing Sky
A new framework dynamically optimizes entanglement distribution in satellite quantum networks, overcoming challenges posed by orbital mechanics and atmospheric turbulence.
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Superposition Sheds Light on Loss in Quantum Sensing
Exploiting quantum superposition can significantly improve the performance of quantum illumination in noisy environments.
Securing Satellite Links with Optimized Quantum Keys
New research boosts the efficiency of quantum key distribution over satellite, paving the way for more secure global communication.
Beyond CSS: New Paths for Simulating Quantum Circuits
A novel framework extends quantum circuit simulation using classical rewriting, quadratic forms, and reference frame transformations.
Slicing Quantum Complexity: A New Approach to Tensor Encoding
This research introduces a method for optimizing quantum tensor representation, enabling more efficient and accurate simulations on near-term quantum hardware.
Cracking the Code: Quantum Circuit Splitting Isn’t Secure
A new attack demonstrates that techniques designed to protect quantum circuit designs from reverse engineering are surprisingly vulnerable.
Quantum Secrets: How Extendible States Limit Secure Communication
New research reveals fundamental limits on how much secret key can be extracted from quantum states, impacting the security of future communication networks.
When AI Agents Talk: Uncovering Hidden Security Risks
A new analysis reveals critical vulnerabilities in how artificial intelligence agents communicate, potentially exposing systems to attack.