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Montana State Unveils Midwest's First Quantum Entanglement Network

9/13/2025

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On September 9, 2025, Montana State University (MSU) launched the Midwest's first campus-scale quantum entanglement network using Qunnect’s Carina system.
The network produces atom-based entangled-photon pairs over distances of up to 100 km.
Qunnect CEO Noel Goddard highlighted its role in advancing practical quantum applications.
The Carina system features high-rate entangled-pair generators and adaptive polarization compensation.
MSU seeks to enhance research funding and industry collaborations to stimulate Montana's economic growth.

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On September 9, 2025, Montana State University (MSU) launched the Midwest's first campus-scale quantum entanglement network using Qunnect’s Carina system.
The network produces atom-based entangled-photon pairs over distances of up to 100 km.
Qunnect CEO Noel Goddard highlighted its role in advancing practical quantum applications.
The Carina system features high-rate entangled-pair generators and adaptive polarization compensation.
MSU seeks to enhance research funding and industry collaborations to stimulate Montana's economic growth.