Boeing said on June 18 that its compact Q4S quantum-networking payload demonstrated high-fidelity 'entanglement swapping' in ground testing and completed environmental qualification, with the company claiming performance exceeding comparable results in peer-reviewed literature. The roughly 15-kilogram payload has entered final spacecraft integration ahead of a planned 2027 launch and a one-year on-orbit demonstration. Entanglement swapping is a building block for space-based quantum networks that could underpin secure communications, precision timing, and a future quantum internet.
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