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Security agencies in the US, UK, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, Australia, and Canada say QKD cannot replace public-key cryptography in government systems. Programs in the EU, Germany, Canada, China, Japan, Singapore, and India pay for QKD anyway.
QuIC says member states apply the rules inconsistently and that exporters face long, unpredictable waits. It gave no figures on licensing times and asked the Commission to start publishing them.
The 160 surveyed companies named the countries where they buy, sell, and manufacture, but not what they buy or in what volumes. China, whose companies were not invited, ranked sixth as a supplier location.
