Last week, a representative team of QNattyNet attended the IETF 124 Meeting in Montréal, Canada, a key event for shaping the standards that will drive the evolution of QuantumInternet.
During the IRFC QIRG meeting, Prof. Marcello Caleffi delivered a talk titled “Design Principles for the Quantum Internet Architecture: Quantum Control Plane”, offering insights into the fundamental principles behind the Quantum Internet architecture and the essential role of the quantum control plane in ensuring scalability, reliability, and interoperability across distributed quantum systems.
It was a great opportunity to share our perspective, engage with the international community, and contribute to the development of one of the most innovative fields in today’s technology landscape. The discussions reinforced our commitment to pioneering the infrastructure that will power the next generation of secure communication and distributed quantum computing.
You can watch the full Meeting, including Prof. Marcello Caleffi’s Talk (1:07:20 mins), here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zut53EK2yzA
Here is the detailed Agenda of the QIRG IETF 124 Meeting
- Administrivia
- An extensible software architecture for Quantum Network Operations – Speaker: Inder Monga
- The design and implementation of real-time control of trapped-ion quantum networks – Speaker: Wenji Wu
- InterQnet: A Heterogeneous Full-Stack Approach to Co-designing Scalable Quantum Networks – Speaker: Joaquin Chung
- Leveraging Internet Principles to Build a Quantum Network – Speaker: Leonardo Bacciottini
- Design Principles for the Quantum Internet Architecture: Quantum Control Plane – Speaker: Marcello Caleffi
- Quantum Tomography, Teleportation and Distributed Quantum Computing – Speaker: Roger Sally
- draft-lopez-qirg-qi-multiplane-arch-05 – Speaker: Diego Lopez
- draft-zhu-qirg-qfcp-00 – Speaker: Alan Zhu
