Qasky — vendor dossier

Qasky

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Qasky (安徽问天量子科技股份有限公司) is a Wuhu-based QKD and quantum security hardware company founded in 2009 as a joint venture between Wuhu City Construction Investment Co. and USTC, commercialising phase-encoding QKD research from the CAS Key Laboratory of Quantum Information. Products span QKD terminals, security gateways, key-management systems, optoelectronic modules, and QRNG chips, serving government, defence, finance, and power customers in China. Qasky holds State Cryptography Administration commercial-cipher licences and is a designated drafter of China's quantum cryptography national standards.

HQ
Wuhu, Anhui, China
Founded
2009
Status
private
Last verified
Wed Jun 17 2026 08:00:00 GMT+0800 (Singapore Standard Time)

Timeline

200920102011201220132014201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252026202720282029today
2009-05
Wuhu municipal quantum government network (量子政务网) enters trial operation — reported as the world's first quantum-encrypted government communications network, securing inter-office communications for Wuhu municipal authorities
2009-07
Founded in Wuhu High-tech Zone through joint investment by Wuhu City Construction Investment Co. and USTC; registered capital 55 million RMB
2014
Field and long-term demonstration of the Hefei–Chaohu–Wuhu wide-area QKD network (>150 km, >5,000 hours operation) published — Wang et al., Optics Express 22, 21739
2023-05
Quantum Chip Joint Laboratory established with Suzhou China-Core to co-develop quantum-enhanced security processors
2024-12
WT-QRNG300 quantum random number chip released — first domestically certified QRNG chip to receive a State Cryptography Administration commercial-cipher report; die size 1.3×1.7 mm, LGA8 packaged
2025-02
CCM3310SQ-T quantum security chip — co-developed with Suzhou China-Core (国芯科技), combining the WT-QRNG300 with a 32-bit security processor; small-batch delivery achieved and applied to a communications project
shipped milestone public roadmap

Current flagship

WT-QRNG300 — chip-level QRNG with quantum tunneling entropy source; first Chinese QRNG chip to receive State Cryptography Administration commercial-cipher report certification (December 2024)

Milestones

  1. 2025-02
    CCM3310SQ-T quantum security chip — co-developed with Suzhou China-Core (国芯科技), combining the WT-QRNG300 with a 32-bit security processor; small-batch delivery achieved and applied to a communications project
    Enabling supply chain press source ↗
  2. 2024-12
    WT-QRNG300 quantum random number chip released — first domestically certified QRNG chip to receive a State Cryptography Administration commercial-cipher report; die size 1.3×1.7 mm, LGA8 packaged
    Enabling supply chain press source ↗
  3. 2023-05
    Quantum Chip Joint Laboratory established with Suzhou China-Core to co-develop quantum-enhanced security processors
    Enabling supply chain press source ↗
  4. 2014
    Field and long-term demonstration of the Hefei–Chaohu–Wuhu wide-area QKD network (>150 km, >5,000 hours operation) published — Wang et al., Optics Express 22, 21739
    QKD paper source ↗
  5. 2009-07
    Founded in Wuhu High-tech Zone through joint investment by Wuhu City Construction Investment Co. and USTC; registered capital 55 million RMB
    QKD press source ↗
  6. 2009-05
    Wuhu municipal quantum government network (量子政务网) enters trial operation — reported as the world's first quantum-encrypted government communications network, securing inter-office communications for Wuhu municipal authorities
    QKD press source ↗

Roadmap

No public roadmap recorded.

Capability details

QKD

Protocols
BB84, decoy-state, phase-encoding
Rate vs distance
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6 unverified fields
  • modalities.qkd.rate_distance
  • modalities.qkd.deployed_demos — Network deployments beyond the 2009 Wuhu government network and the 2011–2012 wide-area demonstration are cited in industry reports (government, defence, finance, power sectors) but specific post-2014 network deployments have not been located in peer-reviewed or vendor-press sources for this dossier.
  • shareholders
  • roadmap
  • key_personnel — Current CEO/President title-holder not identified in English-language sources; Han Zhengfu confirmed as Chairman. Cai Jiren and Guo Guangcan roles confirmed from secondary sources; not cross-verified against an official company filing or About page (qasky.com uses self- signed TLS, blocking direct fetch).
  • founded — 2009 founding confirmed by multiple sources (Sina Tech, cybersecurityintelligence.com, Chinese search results stating July 15 2009 registration). Some secondary trackers (VentureRadar, CBInsights) list 2016 — this appears to reflect the conversion from limited-liability to joint-stock (股份有限公司) form, not the original incorporation.

People

  • Han Zhengfu (韩正甫) — Chairman (since 2009) ↗
  • Guo Guangcan (郭光灿) — Academic Founder & Scientific Anchor (since 2009) ↗
  • Cai Jiren (蔡吉人) — Chief Scientist (Academician Workstation) (since 2009) ↗

References