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Europe's Eagle-1 quantum key distribution satellite delayed again; backers defend its value vs post-quantum cryptography
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Europe's Eagle-1 quantum key distribution satellite delayed again; backers defend its value vs post-quantum cryptography
LA PLATA, Maryland —Europe’s Eagle-1 quantum key distribution (QKD) satellite is facing fresh delays to its payload and will not be launched before late 2027 or early 2028, but program backers defended the project and said post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is no substitute for it for sensitive communications. Eagle-1 is part of a larger EU Quantum Communications Infrastructure (EUQCI) program at the European Commission. The Commission is contribut…
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