In their different ways, all these projects are ambitious. All, though, rely on local fixed lines to carry Wholesale Micheal Kors Handbags
photons. Other groups of researchers are thinking more globally. To do
that means sending quantum-secured data to and from satellites.
At least three groups are working on this: Thomas Jennewein and his team at Michael Kors Outlet Online
Institute for Quantum Computing in Waterloo, Canada; a collaboration led by Anton Zeilinger at Michael Kors On sale
University of Vienna and Jian-Wei Pan at Micheal Kors Factory Outlet
University of Science and Technology of China; and Alex Ling and Artur Ekert at Michael Kors Replica
Centre for Quantum Technologies in Singapore.
Dr Jennewein’s proposal is for Alice to beam polarisation-encoded
photons to a satellite. Once she has established a key, Bob, on another
continent, will wait until MK bags
satellite passes over him so he can send some more photons to it to create a second key. The satellite will then mix Michael Kors Handbag
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second. Alice and Bob now possess a shared key, so they can communicate
securely by normal (less intellectually exhausting) terrestrial
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idea, using an aircraft rather than a satellite, at some point during Michael Kors Wallet
next 12 months.
An alternative, but more involved, satellite method is to use entangled
photon pairs. Both Dr Zeilinger’s and Dr Ling’s teams have been trying
this.
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