Zeetta Networks and Kets Quantum Security will have access to capital and mentoring for their wireless network and encryption technology respectively.
Two University of Bristol spinouts – UK-based wireless communications developer Zeetta Networks and quantum encryption creator Kets Quantum Security – have been accepted onto communications-focused accelerator the Tip Ecosystem Acceleration Centre (TEAC).
Zeetta will design software-based networks that allow their administrators to manage system behaviour more easily and could be deployed in smart cities and university campuses.
The spinout is based on research by co-founders Reza Nejabati and Dimitra Simeonidou of the university’s High-Performance Networks Group, a research department for…
