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Fabric Networks Purchases Commercial License From Arqit to Deploy Quantum‑Safe Networks at Scale

Fabric Networks Purchases Commercial License From Arqit to Deploy Quantum‑Safe Networks at Scale

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Arqit Quantum, a global leader in quantum‑safe encryption, announced that Fabric Networks has purchased a full commercial Private Instance (PI) license for Arqit’s NetworkSecure™ platform. This agreement will enable Fabric Networks to scale quantum-safe network deployment across its customers’ infrastructure.

Key highlights:

  • Fabric Networks infrastructure includes fibre‑optic networks, private LTE and 5G, pipeline telemetry, broadband, and managed network services.
  • Target markets: Rural communities & electrical/water co-ops, smart cities, active adult communities & HOAs, residential complexes (apartments & condos), educational & healthcare institutions, and resource sectors including mining, energy and agriculture.

Using Arqit’s unique Symmetric Key Agreement technology (SKA-Platform™), Fabric Networks will enable its clients to protect their most critical and sensitive data from cybercriminals and nation-state actors. This purchase demonstrates Fabric Network’s commitment to ensuring a safer digital environment for enterprise and governmental organizations worldwide.

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Andy Leaver, CEO of Arqit, commented:

“It is encouraging to see Fabric Networks differentiating itself in the market by integrating our encryption technology. By enhancing its infrastructure with Arqit’s Symmetric Key Agreement Platform (SKA-Platform™), Fabric Networks customers’ data is not only protected today but also future-proofed against the evolving quantum threat. This is a strong demonstration of Fabric Networks commitment to keeping their customers data safe.”

Brent Grisdale, CEO of Fabric Networks, added:

“This collaboration enables us to provide ultra-secure, future-ready telecom infrastructure for some of the most security-conscious clients in North America. Quantum-safety is no longer theoretical, it’s a necessity.”

Notes to Editors

Fabric Networks delivers next-generation connectivity and Network-Operator-as-a-Service (NOaaS) for communities, co-ops, smart cities, residential complexes, education & healthcare, and resource sectors. We build resilient, scalable, and quantum-secure network infrastructure—open-access by design—to power digital transformation at the edge and across whole regions. Fabric is affiliated with RSG Telecom (Rigstar Communications Inc., doing business as “RSG Telecom”). Patronus Holdings Inc. is a shareholder in both organizations.

Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Calgary, Canada, Rigstar Communications Inc. (doing business as “RSG Telecom”) has built a trusted reputation for delivering connectivity in some of the most challenging environments across North America. Its clients span energy, mining, utilities, renewables, transportation, manufacturing, construction, and public-safety sectors.

Arqit Quantum Inc. (Nasdaq: ARQQ, ARQQW) supplies a unique encryption software service which makes the communications links of any networked device, cloud machine or data at rest secure against both current and future forms of attack on encryption – even from a quantum computer. Compatible with NSA CSfC Components and meeting the demands of NSA CSfC Symmetric Key Management Requirements Annexe 1.2. and RFC 8784, Arqit’s Symmetric Key Agreement Platform uses a lightweight software agent that allows end point devices to create encryption keys locally in partnership with any number of other devices. The keys are computationally secure and facilitate Zero Trust Network Access. It can create limitless volumes of keys with any group size and refresh rate and can regulate the secure entrance and exit of a device in a group. The agent is lightweight and will thus run on the smallest of end point devices. The product sits within a growing portfolio of granted patents. It also works in a standards compliant manner which does not oblige customers to make a disruptive rip and replace of their technology.

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