Quantum communications feasibility tests over a UK-Ireland 224-km undersea link

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Hauptverfasser: Amies-King, Ben, Schatz, Karolina P., Duan, Haofan, Biswas, Ayan, Bailey, Jack, Felvinti, Adrian, Winward, Jaimes, Dixon, Mike, Minder, Mariella, Kumar, Rupesh, Albosh, Sophie, Lucamarini, Marco
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author Amies-King, Ben
Schatz, Karolina P.
Duan, Haofan
Biswas, Ayan
Bailey, Jack
Felvinti, Adrian
Winward, Jaimes
Dixon, Mike
Minder, Mariella
Kumar, Rupesh
Albosh, Sophie
Lucamarini, Marco
author_facet Amies-King, Ben
Schatz, Karolina P.
Duan, Haofan
Biswas, Ayan
Bailey, Jack
Felvinti, Adrian
Winward, Jaimes
Dixon, Mike
Minder, Mariella
Kumar, Rupesh
Albosh, Sophie
Lucamarini, Marco
contents The future quantum internet will leverage existing communication infrastructures, including deployed optical fibre networks, to enable novel applications that outperform current information technology. In this scenario, we perform a feasibility study of quantum communications over an industrial 224 km submarine optical fibre link deployed between Southport in the United Kingdom (UK) and Portrane in the Republic of Ireland (IE). With a characterisation of phase drift, polarisation stability and arrival time of entangled photons, we demonstrate the suitability of the link to enable international UK-IE quantum communications for the first time.
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spellingShingle Quantum communications feasibility tests over a UK-Ireland 224-km undersea link
Amies-King, Ben
Schatz, Karolina P.
Duan, Haofan
Biswas, Ayan
Bailey, Jack
Felvinti, Adrian
Winward, Jaimes
Dixon, Mike
Minder, Mariella
Kumar, Rupesh
Albosh, Sophie
Lucamarini, Marco
Quantum Physics
The future quantum internet will leverage existing communication infrastructures, including deployed optical fibre networks, to enable novel applications that outperform current information technology. In this scenario, we perform a feasibility study of quantum communications over an industrial 224 km submarine optical fibre link deployed between Southport in the United Kingdom (UK) and Portrane in the Republic of Ireland (IE). With a characterisation of phase drift, polarisation stability and arrival time of entangled photons, we demonstrate the suitability of the link to enable international UK-IE quantum communications for the first time.
title Quantum communications feasibility tests over a UK-Ireland 224-km undersea link
topic Quantum Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.04135