供应商简介- QNu Labs：印度量子密码学先驱，于2016 年在IIT Madras 成立，在班加罗尔设有小型生产基地，并随着全球业务不断发展，目标是到2026 年实现2400 万美元的目标。利润目标

Vendor Profile - QNu Labs: Indian Quantum Cryptography Pioneer, Founded in 2016 at IIT Madras, has a Small Production Hub in Bengaluru and a Growing Global Footprint, it Targets US$24M Revenue by FY26

出版日期: 2024年11月25日 | 出版商:

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此供应商简介介绍了 QNu Labs Private Limited（以下简称 QNu Labs）。

QNu Labs 是量子技术领导者，总部位于印度班加罗尔，专注于量子安全资料保护。我们利用量子金钥分发 (QKD) 和后量子加密 (PQC) 相结合的混合方法，为国防、银行、IT/电信和医疗保健等产业提供先进的安全解决方案。该公司的产品组合包括量子随机数产生器 Tropos QRNG、传输距离可达 150 公里的安全通讯系统 Armos QKD、可扩展的加密堆迭 Hodos PQC 以及资料安全解决方案 Tholos Key Vault。它还提供基于云端的服务，例如 Qosmos 和 Vault-as-a-Service，以及应用程序，例如 QE Mail 和 QVPN。

班加罗尔的内部研发设施和小型製造设施强调了对印度製造计划的承诺，使量子安全技术能够在当地生产，并减少对进口的依赖。该工厂生产单光子探测器和时间数位转换器等关键零件。 ISRO 与 IN-SPACEe 的合作突显了其对基于卫星的 QKD 系统的承诺，并为跨地面和卫星网路的安全通讯铺平了道路。

QNu 的关键里程碑包括赢得国防合约（例如向印度海军部署 QKD 系统）以及赢得 iDEX 公开挑战赛，展示了该公司在印度国防创新生态系统中的作用。该公司的旗舰产品 QShield 平台整合了符合 NIST 的加密演算法，旨在促进量子安全系统的无缝部署。

QNu Labs 将于 2023 年筹集 650 万美元，预计到 2026 年实现收入 20 亿印度卢比（2,400 万美元），并在全球范围内开展业务，目标市场包括美国、欧洲和西亚。透过量子技术和合作，QNu Labs 正在将自己打造成全球领导者，确保快速发展的数位环境中的强大安全性。

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发布的组织

Airtel
Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL)
Center for Artificial Intelligence & Robotics
Cisco
Cyient
Cystel
Department of Science and Technology
Indian Navy
IN-SPACe
ISRO
Lekha Wireless
LTI
Lucky Investments

Military College of Telecommunication & Engineering
National Institute of Standards and Technology
QNu Labs
Quantum Alliance
QuNu Defcom Solutions
Speciale Invest
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)
Technology Development Board
Thales Accelerate Partner Network
Urban Matrix
Uthishtaa Solutions
WAOO Partners

QNu Labs, an Indian quantum technology leader headquartered in Bengaluru, specializes in quantum-secure data protection. Leveraging its hybrid approach combining Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) and Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC), the company offers advanced security solutions for sectors such as defense, banking, telecommunications, and healthcare. Its product suite includes Tropos QRNG, a quantum random number generator; Armos QKD, a secure communication system for distances up to 150 km; Hodos PQC, a scalable cryptographic stack; and Tholos Key Vault, a data security solution. Cloud-based services such as Qosmos and Vault-as-a-Service, along with applications like QE Mail and QVPN, round out its offerings.

The company's in-house R&D and small manufacturing facility in Bengaluru underscores its commitment to the Make-in-India initiative, enabling local production of quantum-secure technologies and reducing reliance on imports. This facility produces critical components such as single photon detectors and time-to-digital converters. Partnerships with ISRO and IN-SPACe highlight its commitment to satellite-based QKD systems, paving the way for secure communication across terrestrial and satellite networks.

Key milestones for QNu include securing defense contracts, such as deploying QKD systems for the Indian Navy, and winning the iDEX Open Challenge, showcasing its role in India's defense innovation ecosystem. Its flagship QShield platform integrates NIST-compliant cryptographic algorithms, which aims to facilitate seamless adoption of quantum-safe systems.

With $6.5 million raised in 2023 and a projected revenue of INR 2,000 million ($24 million) by FY2026, QNu Labs is expanding globally, targeting markets in the US, Europe, and West Asia. Through its quantum technologies and collaborations, QNu Labs is positioning itself as a global leader, ensuring robust security in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.