Arqit

Arqit

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Arqit is a blockchain based on open source distributed ledger code called Corda, built for enterprise applications by over a hundred institutions collaborating globally.
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Website: Visit
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Dates: TBA
Whitelist/KYC: Whitelist + KYC
Country: UK
Token info
Ticker: ARQ
Platform: Own
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ICO Price: 1 ARQ = 0.004545 USD
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Our core blockchain testnet will be deployed in September 2018 and following this launch we will be supporting a variety of new DApps in several industries including telecoms, media and real estate
ArQit is setting up a blockchain whereby its Nodes will be able to be equipped with QKD. Initially, these QKD equipped nodes will be able to identify, and securely communicate with, other QKD equipped nodes. Later, it is hoped that QKD keys can be used with new forms of public verification that will replace compromised PKI. These Nodes are therefore highly trusted and Quantum secure. It will take two years to fully build out the satellite network delivering quantum keys
It is not enough that blockchain systems protect their own infrastructure. It is essential for the blockchain industry that the Tier 1&2 telcos who deliver our messages make their own infrastructure secure. Since the ArQit token community has contributed to the establishment of the technology, telcos using the technology for other applications are also invited to do so. It is essential to propagate QKD widely. Therefore telcos are offered exclusive master distribution rights to the QKD technology in return for staking tokens, but must then distribute to all qualifying telcos on a fair and equitable basis.
Advanced Quantum research—ArQit’s quantum keys need to work in tandem with post quantum algorithms for encryption and signature. The ArQit Foundation will immediately begin to source research proposals and collaborate with a wide variety of organizations
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Richard Crook
Chief Blockchain Engineer
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Ben Wyeth
Distinguished Engineer
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Farzad Pezeshkpour
Distinguished Engineer
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Mark Simpson
Distinguished Engineer
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David Bestwick
CEO
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Dr Lee Boland
R&D Director, ArQit
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Jack Blockley
CCO
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Andrew Yeomans
CISO
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David Williams
Chairman
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Prof Rupert Ursin
Chief Quantum Scientist
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Dr Thomas Scheidl
Quantum Scientist
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Dr. Fabian Steinlechner
Quantum Scientist
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Dr Thomas Herbst
Quantum Scientist
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Barry Childe
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Tim Grant
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Dr D Williams
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Katherine Courtney
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Nick Miles
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Stephen Chandler
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