
Quantum Communications Research Activity: China Widens Lead
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Authors: Bob Sorensen, Earl Joseph
Publication Date: April 2020
Length: 5 pages
A review of the number of quantum communications (QComm) research papers published over the last five years shows that QComm basic science as well as R&D efforts are centered within China, with the US a distant second and perhaps falling further behind. Most other nations are publishing a steady, but smaller stream of QComm-related publications well behind what China is producing.
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