# ATLAS Quantum Network Integration

URL: https://atlaspower.ai/quantum-network

ATLAS does not build the quantum network. ATLAS governs the sessions that run over it. The research ecosystem is producing quantum links, memories, entanglement swapping, and commercial node hardware over existing telecom fiber. Those efforts solve transport. ATLAS solves what a network operator must answer next: who requested this, under what policy, what was consumed, and what record survives review.

Session workflow: REQUEST → VERIFY → AUTHORIZE → TRANSMIT → RECORD.

## Integration surfaces

1. **Quantum-Secured Energy Sessions (nearest-term)** — PowerOS establishes and signs authenticated wireless-power sessions using NIST-aligned post-quantum primitives (ML-KEM / ML-DSA) inside ATLAS QuantumVault™. Key establishment is modular: where a quantum-distributed key is available from a partner network, it can be consumed as a key source for the same governed session workflow. ATLAS does not build, operate, or claim quantum-key-distribution hardware.
2. **Quantum-Aware Resource Orchestration (shared primitive)** — ATLAS Cortex™ (the AI orchestration layer inside PowerOS) runs quantum-inspired heuristics on classical hardware — including QAOA-style and annealing-style approaches — to schedule authenticated sessions and resolve contention. The same solver class applies to distribution scheduling with a different objective function. Quantum-inspired optimization runs on classical silicon; no quantum-computing hardware claim, no quantum-advantage claim.
3. **Governed Power for Quantum-Edge Equipment (physical adjacency)** — PowerLink X1 and X2 reference endpoints provide a validation surface for authenticated, monitored, low-power delivery to edge instrumentation (free-space optical heads, polarization controllers, timing references). Pre-commercial reference architecture; no FCC equipment authorization has been granted.

## Landscape map — publicly announced programs of potential interoperability interest

ATLAS has no executed agreement, engagement, affiliation, or endorsement with any organization named below, and none of these organizations have reviewed or approved this material. Entries are drawn from public announcements only. "Control-plane relevance" is ATLAS's own editorial assessment, not a scored metric or a ranking of commercial likelihood.

| Node | Program | Organizations | Stage | Control-plane relevance |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 01 | NYSQIT — NY State Quantum Internet Testbed | Stony Brook · Brookhaven National Laboratory | Operational | Multi-node fiber testbed with quantum memories and classical control alongside; an external-user facility is the lowest-friction place to demonstrate session authorization, metering, and audit over a real link. Publicly reported as merged with the Qunnect / GothamQ metro network (node 04) into a single interregional network — treat 01 and 04 as one counterparty relationship. |
| 02 | Free-space optical quantum link | Brookhaven ↔ Stony Brook | Demonstrated | Free-space plus fiber implies hybrid link selection; choosing and recording which path serves a request is a scheduling and policy function. |
| 03 | SCY-QNet — 10-node research network | Stony Brook · Columbia · Yale · Brookhaven | In development | Multi-institution allocation policy across owners maps to request → verify → authorize → record. |
| 04 | Qunnect / GothamQ metro network | New York City deployed fiber | Operational | Room-temperature hardware over deployed metro fiber; the commercial layer above the link. Overlaps with node 01 (publicly reported merged interregional network). |
| 05 | Carrier data-center quantum hub | Cisco · Qunnect · NYU Quantum Institute | Demonstrated | Introduces the carrier data center as a quantum-network hub, where identity, entitlement, and usage accounting normally live. |
| 06 | Statewide quantum infrastructure expansion | New York State initiative · NYSTAR / Empire State Development commercialization hubs | In development | Publicly reported FY 2027 provisions of approximately $60M for up to four Regional Quantum Technology Commercialization Hubs, applications reported due October 14, 2026. More independently owned nodes raises the value of a neutral authorization and settlement layer. Eligibility is not assumed: these are state economic-development instruments typically administered with in-state presence, consortium, and job-creation conditions, and ATLAS is a Delaware corporation. Classified Adjacent pending review of the governing solicitation; figures are as publicly reported and are not a statement of eligibility or intent to submit. |

## Claim boundaries

- ATLAS builds no quantum hardware and makes no quantum-advantage or quantum-energy-transport claim.
- Post-quantum cryptography is NIST-aligned; it is not a guarantee of unbreakable security.
- Performance figures elsewhere on the site are bench-test or software-validation qualified.
- No FCC equipment authorization has been granted for any ATLAS transmitter or endpoint.

## Actions

- Qualified technical access: /contact
- Platform overview: /technology
- Quantum stack: /quantum
- Contact: info@atlaspower.ai

## Related-party disclosure
The intellectual-property license under which ATLAS holds rights to the patent estate is a related-party transaction: Voice Life Holdings Limited and ATLAS Power Networks are under common founder control, and the same principal sits on both sides of that agreement. Current pilot engagements are first-party demonstration engagements with an entity affiliated with ATLAS leadership. Satellite links are evaluated for telemetry and backhaul connectivity only; no power is transmitted over satellite.