Commercial unit
Annual platform license + active managed node/month
Exact pricing remains quote-based until pilot scope, deployment, and service requirements are validated.
Telecommunications & network operations
YQ Net
Observe and operate entanglement links across a quantum network fleet.
YQ Net is a quantum-network operations plane for Bell-state quality, photon and coincidence rates, fidelity, swap success, link uptime, and fleet review disposition. Signed policies, cryptographic inventory, and cohort controls secure the classical systems that coordinate those quantum links.
Signed policy and inventory controls are operational. Quantum-link fleet assurance remains pending until calibrated photon evidence is approved. The interactive workspace needs authorized access.
Security specifications
Public cryptographic architecture
Standards, verification boundaries, and customer-visible controls are public. Private keys, shared secrets, customer data, proprietary calibration methods, and raw failed measurements are not.
Inventory
Configured, observed, verified
State is separated so an intended policy is not mistaken for measured enforcement.
Policy integrity
ML-DSA-signed manifests
Approved baselines are signed and versioned for cohort rollout.
Fleet model
Tenant, environment, cohort, node
Commercial and operating scope can grow without flattening access boundaries.
Quantum telemetry
Bell, rates, fidelity, swap, uptime
Fleet observability uses declared photon evidence; inventory state is not treated as calibration.
Rollout
Staged cohort activation
Signed policy versions are staged, then activated for a tenant cohort.
Rollback
Approved prior version
Rollback targets an immutable signed version on the approved list.
Evidence
Alerts, timestamps, versions, fingerprints
Lower-access views avoid exposing restricted topology.
Deployment connectors
Defined per engagement
Production connectors and collection privileges are not enabled on this public product page.
Security boundaries
These are current product boundaries, not blanket certification or authorization claims.
Open the Trust Center- Tenant and environment boundaries scope inventory, policy, rollouts, alerts, and evidence.
- Policy changes are versioned and signed; rollback targets an approved prior version.
- Customer-facing evidence can omit restricted topology while retaining reviewable control outcomes.
- Production connectors and collection privileges are defined per deployment and are not enabled from this public product page.
Product brief
What the organization is buying
Carriers cannot treat entanglement like a classical circuit. YQ Net turns Bell-state quality, photon and coincidence rates, fidelity, swap success, and link uptime into a fleet operations plane, while signed policies and cryptographic inventory protect the classical systems that coordinate those quantum links. Start with a bounded node cohort, investigate degraded photon evidence, and expand only after both the quantum and classical controls are proven.
Primary buying group
Carrier executives, network security, platform operations, compliance, and service assurance teams
High-value use cases
- Entanglement-link service assurance across regions and service domains
- Photon-rate, Bell-state, fidelity, and swap monitoring as operational metrics
- Staged post-quantum or hybrid-policy rollout by node cohort
- Audit evidence that omits restricted network topology
Measurable outcomes
- 1A tenant-scoped inventory of protocols, algorithms, providers, keys, firmware, and policy
- 2Signed policy manifests with controlled rollout and approved-version rollback
- 3Reviewable quantum-fleet evidence for security, compliance, and service-assurance teams
Contact Yoon Labs
Turn YQ Net into a bounded, measurable pilot.
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