Making Quantum Key Distribution a Commodity: The All-Silicon Approach
Bernhard Schrenk (AIT Austrian Institute of Technology)

TL;DR
This paper presents an all-silicon quantum key distribution transmitter, aiming to make QKD technology more affordable, compact, and suitable for widespread integration into existing communication systems.
Contribution
It introduces a novel all-silicon QKD transmitter leveraging silicon-compatible light sources, enabling cost-effective and miniaturized quantum communication devices.
Findings
Demonstrates a functional all-silicon QKD transmitter
Shows potential for scalable, integrated quantum communication systems
Advances the integration of quantum optics with silicon photonics
Abstract
The dawning of the quantum age makes quantum key distribution (QKD) an indispensable necessity for our global communication infrastructure. The realization of an all-silicon QKD transmitter supplied by a light source that is native to silicon integration platforms is seen as a disruptive step towards the pervasive introduction of QKD in new applications, which up to now have not been explored due to the missing credentials of quantum optics as a cost-effective and highly miniaturized technology.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum-Dot Cellular Automata · Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture · Quantum and electron transport phenomena
