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The Madrid Quantum Network: A Quantum-Classical Integrated Infrastructure

V. Martin, A. Aguado, P. Salas, A.L. Sanz, J.P. Brito, D. R. Lopez, V. Lopez, A. Pastor, J. Folgueira, H. H. Brunner, S. Bettelli, F. Fung, L. C. Comandar, D. Wang, A. Poppe, and M. Peev

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Abstract

We report on the Madrid Quantum Network, designed to demonstrate that a telecommunications network can also host quantum communications in a unified, logical and physical infrastructure. Using new Quantum Key Distribution systems paired with modern networking paradigms, we demonstrate a high technology readiness level of QKD installing the network in production facilities and running relevant use cases.

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