(CrISR.Net) The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is looking to industry for “revolutionary security technologies” that can protect the military’s growing number of Internet of Things devices.
The Cryptography for Hyper-scale Architectures...

(News-Medical.Net) Toshiba Corporation, Tohoku University Tohoku Medical Megabank Organization (ToMMo) and Tohoku University Hospital have demonstrated that quantum cryptographic communications technology can provide genomic medicine with a safe,...

(AZoQuantum) At the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa, scientists have presented a record-setting quantum protocol that helps share a secret among several parties.
The research group developed an 11-dimensional quantum...

(Phys.org) High-performance diamond sensors can be made using conventional glass fibers. By embedding micron-scale diamond particles within the cross section of a silicate glass fiber, the team has demonstrated the use of a robust fiber material...

(IBL.News) The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) announced it will invest $104 million to create four new engineering research centers, each with several American research universities collaborating as partners.

Each center–which will...

(PRWeb) evolutionQ was awarded a Space Technology Development Program (STDP) contribution by the Canadian Space Agency to develop solutions to advance satellite-based secure quantum communication services and tools to address challenges related to...

(OA.Online) Australian quantum cybersecurity leader QuintessenceLabs is pleased to announce that it has been selected by the World Economic Forum to join their Global Innovators community. The World Economic Forum’s Global Innovator’s Community is a...

(WorldEconomicForum) The World Economic Forum (WEF) is calling for the creation of a global community of stakeholders committed to promoting safe and secure quantum applications. The WEF explains that alongside their promise, quantum computers could...

(Forbes) A long tradition of government-academia-industry collaboration will achieve new technological breakthroughs in quantum technologies, according to Gil Press, Forbes' Senior Contributor Enterprise & Cloud.
The most prominent example of...

(PhysicsWorld) A “quantum secret sharing” scheme that allows 10 parties to share information securely – the highest number so far – has been developed and demonstrated by researchers at the University of Witwatersrand. The protocol involves each...

(IT.Online-co.za) The complex ECDSA algorithm used to generate cryptographic signatures, along with the limited fault tolerance of quantum computers, means the codes protecting bitcoin are likely to remain completely secure for years to come.
This...