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+Ensuring confidentiality in the transmission of digital data is a globally significant challenge. When necessary, data can be transmitted securely using cryptographic keys based on algorithms such as the RSA schemes. Even supercomputers lack the computational power to decrypt these keys. However, there is no guarantee that vulnerabilities won’t emerge. In fact, one vulnerability is already known: a sufficiently powerful quantum computer, when available, will render all RSA-based encryption systems vulnerable, affecting data transmitted worldwide.
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+Quantum and post-quantum communications represent the next steps in securing data. Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) is a technology that offers absolute security by leveraging the fundamental properties of quantum physics. Post-quantum techniques rely on sophisticated algorithms beyond RSA, even resistant to future quantum computers.
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+Garantir la confidencialitat en la transmissió de dades digitals és un desafiament d’importància global. Quan cal, les dades es poden transmetre de manera xifrada mitjançant claus criptogràfiques, que es basen en algoritmes, com ara els esquemes anomenats RSA, que ni tant sols els superordinadors tenen potència suficient per desxifrar. No obstant, no hi ha res que garanteixi que no hi hagi maneres de fer-ho.  De fet, ja se’n coneix una: Se sap que un ordinador quàntic suficientment potent – el dia que n’hi hagi – farà vulnerables tots els sistemes RSA i per tant totes les dades transmeses amb aquests sistemes d’encriptació al món.
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+Si el risc de desxifrar els algoritmes criptogràfics actuals es materialitzarà aviat o  no,  no se sap, però el que si és del tot segur és que el dia que el risc es materialitzi, qui no estigui preparat serà vulnerable. D’un dia per l’altre. Conscient d’aquest repte, Europa està construint la “European Quantum Communication Infrastructure”. Aquest ambiciós projecte te com a objectiu el disseny, desenvolupament i desplegament d’una xarxa QKD destinada a protegir les infraestructures crítiques d’Europa (institucions governamentals, centres de dades, hospitals, xarxes d’energia, etc.), com a primer pas cap a la futura Internet Quàntica Europea completa.  Catalunya te l’oportunitat de posicionar-se com a  pionera en l’àmbit, començant amb una xarxa quàntica a l’àrea metropolitana de Barcelona i amb la conseqüent externalitat positiva de crear un vector d’activitat econòmica i empresarial innovador i competitiu, també referent en l’ecosistema català, espanyol i europeu. El projecte, plurianual, te recolzament de la Generalitat de Catalunya, del Gobierno de España, de l’Ajuntament de Barcelona i de la Comissió Europea,. La iniciativa s’anomena Qollserola, contribuirà a promoure un ecosistema quàntic nacional i està liderada per l’ICFO i per Cellnex.
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