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Despite some issues there already exist practical considerations and network realizations especially regarding Metropolitan Area Networks. In the fifth part (videos 38-52) the tutorial, presents aspects regarding the coexistence with classical data and selected testbeds, including the entanglement b...

Time synchronisation in networks is important for many applications. This article presents the Precision Time Protocol (PTP) and its extension PTPv2 White Rabbit. The later one enables clock synchronisations with precisions in the sub nano second time scale.

Next to the generation of quantum keys, e.g. for single-use password, their use to setup secured networks is an important topic. In the fourth part (videos 28-37) the tutorials explains how quantum secured networks are set up and presents security strategies and how keys are distributed in the netwo...

Since repeating in quantum networks is not ready for operation anytime soon, a more modest approach is needed for network construction. The remedy is smaller-scale and more tightly meshed networks in the 100 km range. This places higher demands on security and performance, especially for key generat...

The two application areas 'Time&Frequency' (T&F) and 'Quantum Communication' (QuC) have special technical requirements for data networks. For the transfer of high-quality signals, T&F requires bi-directional amplification, which in conventional data networks requires the signals to be...

"Quantum repeating" is a core element of a functioning transmission of information over a larger distance. Due to the no-cloning theorem, creating a quantum duplicate, as is common in classical signal processing, is not possible. Therefore, it requires new network devices such as quantum memories an...

We have extended our Quantum Simulation portal. You will now find documents in which we describe our impressions of various quantum simulators that we have installed and tried (german language) out. Also a catalog (german language) with simulators that we think are interesting.

In the future, articles with tutorial character will be published in this new section. It can be found in the Quantum Technologies portal alongside other sections such as Fundamentals, Quantum Computing, Quantum Initiatives, Quantum Networks, Quantum Simulation and Further Information.

If you want to get a closer look at quantum computing right now, you can use simulators to get a good start in the world of QuBits, quantum networks and tap-proof quantum protocols. The article offers practical examples of simulation software and platforms.

Twice a year, the German Research Network Association publishes the DFN-Mitteilungen on interesting topics related to research infrastructure, security and state-of-the-art information. This time there is again a contribution from the WiN-Lab, in which we present quantum simulators and show how alg...