Quantum timing firm Xairos is gaining recognition as it showcases its technology at various international conferences over the past year. The Arvada-based company, focused on quantum time transfer, is transitioning its research from the lab to practical applications, signaling a readiness in the market for its innovations.
Xairos presented key findings at notable conferences, including “Accurate, Secure Alternative to GPS Using Quantum Timing” at the Nemertes NEXT and “Deploying a Space-Based Quantum Secure Time Synchronization Architecture” at the European Navigation Conference. Other discussions included quantum time transfer applications at the Quantum Security Defence Community Platform and ION GNSS+.
Dr. Carlo Page, UK General Manager of Xairos, said, “These are exciting times for Xairos as we press ahead with both our terrestrial and space-based quantum time transfer systems. It is always a privilege to represent the company at international conferences — to share our latest results, strengthen collaborations, and engage with the pioneers driving innovation across the quantum, timing, and optical industries.”
In addition to conference presentations, Xairos has engaged with media outlets discussing its technology and implications for secure positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT). The Financial Times highlighted the company’s contributions in an article titled “Inside the Battle to Protect Time.”
Xairos is dedicated to providing highly accurate and secure timing services, replacing traditional GNSS-based systems with resilient alternatives vital for sectors like finance and telecommunications. For more information, visit xairos.com.
Source: Press Release
