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Will QC make a difference for business-to-business security?

B. Collins

Published Jan 1, 2005• 0 citations
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DOI: 10.1049/ic:20050578 ISBN: 0-86341-590-3 Location: London, UK Conference date: 7 Dec. 2005 Format: PDF This paper presents a slide presentation of the business impact of quantum cryptography. The pragmatics of quantum cryptography are also included in the presentation. (3 pages) Inspec keywords: business communication; quantum cryptography; telecommunication security; quantum computing Subjects: Cryptography; Quantum computing techniques; Cryptography theory; Data security

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