The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency will hold a proposers day on May 11 in Arlington, Virginia, to provide potential offerors information on a broad agency announcement for a program that seeks to develop network infrastructure that integrates the use of quantum communications on classical networks. The Quantum Augmented Network program intends to create a hybrid quantum-classical communication network architecture to facilitate quantum enhancements to security, according to a special notice published Thursday. “The QuANET program seeks to augment existing software infrastructure and network protocols with quantum properties to mitigate some of the attack vectors that are pervasive on classical
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