Quantum Internet in a Nutshell

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Bundesdruckerei and next build an ion trap quantum twin that emulates QKD end points, injects controlled noise and runs attacks inside the device; experiments use four qubits with 99.98% single‑ and 99.95% two‑qubit gate fidelities and show cloning and side‑channel emulations that reproduce expected disturbance traces; a quantum machine learning attacker autonomously finds stronger attacks; result: NISQ‑era hardware gives practical analytics on real‑device weaknesses and finite‑key failure modes.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:09Quantum threat and post-quantum crypto
3. 4:40Quantum networks as solution
4. 6:24Quantum internet emulation with ions
5. 8:12Quantum Key Distribution principles and flaws
6. 10:43Testing QKD protocols in ion traps
7. 13:52Compiling quantum communication protocols
8. 15:19Results and quantum ML attacks
9. 17:45Hardware imperfections and side channels
10. 19:32New algorithms and NISQ potential
11. 20:55Conclusion

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