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Line 8: == Brief architecture of SECOQC network == SECOQC network architecture can be divided into two parts: trusted private networks and quantum networks connected via QBBs (Quantum Backbones). The private networks are conventional networks with end-nodes and a QBB. Each QBB enables quantum channel communication with another QBB and consists of a number of QKD devices that are connected with other QKD devices over 1one-to-1one connections. From this, SECOQC can provide easier registration of new end-~~node~~nodes in a QKD network, and quick recovery from threats on quantum channel links. == See also ==

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