MicroCloud Hologram Inc. (NASDAQ: HOLO) announced the development of an authentication system that combines quantum key distribution protocol and quantum random number generation technology with holographic imaging methods, according to a press release statement.

The system uses a single-photon source to generate quantum random sequences and encodes authentication information into photon quantum states through quantum state preparation. The technology then utilizes holographic recording media to form optical holograms with quantum characteristics.

The company reported that experimental data shows the system maintains stable authentication performance in quantum noise environments, with a misidentification rate below 10^-8.

The technical implementation features a layered quantum security protocol stack design. The bottom layer establishes a quantum key distribution channel based on decoy states, the middle layer deploys a quantum phase modulation holographic recording system, and the upper layer constructs a quantum state verification mechanism.

The system adopts a distributed quantum storage design, dispersing authentication keys in quantum state form across multiple nodes, which can only be reconstructed through quantum entanglement swapping.

MicroCloud Hologram stated the technology targets applications in financial technology, regulatory technology, and IoT applications. The company indicated plans for integration with 6G network architecture and development of holographic image recognition algorithms based on quantum neural networks.

The Shenzhen-based company provides holographic technology services including holographic LiDAR solutions and holographic digital twin technology services. MicroCloud Hologram reported cash reserves exceeding $390 million and plans to invest over $400 million in blockchain development, quantum computing research and development, and quantum holography technology.