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Dated Nov 1, 2024
A Canadian Space Agency agreement provides approximately $1.4 million for a low-cost Earth-to-space quantum-key-distribution demonstration through December 2026, and a separate federal testing contract confirms the Ontario operating address and government-test posture.
Source: Low-Cost Earth-to-Space Quantum Key Distribution Demonstration (opens in a new tab)Reviewed assessment
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Mission areas
Contributing capability
Low-cost satellite quantum-key-distribution receiver
Arctic Domain Awareness
Satellite-enabled key distribution could support secure long-distance communications to remote northern sites, subject to optical-link availability and successful orbital demonstration.
Evidence strength: ModerateCapability last reviewed Jul 31, 2026
Open Mission areaContributing capability
Low-cost satellite quantum-key-distribution receiver
Edge Data Processing
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Technologies and services
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Satellite quantum key distribution system
Low-cost satellite quantum-key-distribution receiver
What it enables
QEYnet develops a compact quantum receiver and supporting free-space optical architecture intended to distribute and refresh encryption keys between ground sites and satellites.
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Public programs and contracts
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Ecosystem relationships
Orbital technology-demonstration contribution recipient
Canadian Space Agency
The Government of Canada records a Canadian Space Agency contribution for QEYnet's orbital QKD demonstration; the candidate does not describe the proposed global network as operational or guarantee that QKD is unbreakable.
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Which Low-cost satellite quantum-key-distribution receiver configurations are commercially available now, what integration or qualification work is required, and which public customer or deployment evidence can be shared?
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Geography
Vaughan, Ontario
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Last reviewed
Aug 12, 2026
Identity and profile
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