Hyderabad: QNu Labs presented its Hybrid Quantum Network at the India AI Impact Summit 2026, demonstrating sovereign quantum-secured AI infrastructure from February 17 to 20. Sharing space with the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, the company aligned its showcase with the IndiaAI Mission’s objective of responsible AI expansion.
As AI adoption accelerates across governance, finance, healthcare, defence, and critical infrastructure, the risks of data interception and quantum-enabled attacks intensify. In response, the Hybrid Quantum Network enables real-time quantum key generation, secure distribution, and advanced provisioning across AI ecosystems.
Hybrid Quantum Network Enables Sovereign AI Security
The demonstration integrated Quantum Key Distribution solutions across three nodes, including one free space QKD node. This hybrid architecture overcomes distance and deployment constraints while enabling satellite-ready quantum-secured communication.
Additionally, QNu Labs showcased its Quantum Safe Key Distribution Network, deployed across defence and enterprise networks. The company also demonstrated homomorphic encryption, allowing encrypted computation without exposing sensitive datasets.
Real-time enterprise applications included quantum-secured voice, video, messaging, and secure data transmission within operational networks. CEO Sunil Gupta emphasized that quantum resilience is becoming a strategic requirement. CTO Dilip Singh highlighted architectural transformation and interoperability with AI workloads.
The live demonstration underscored operational scalability and indigenous innovation supporting India’s digital trust framework.
