After the quantum computing market continued to make great strides in 2018, we review the news and developments that have hit the headlines in the first quarter of 2019.
The sixth edition of KPN’s European Cyber Security Perspectives report has been released and features the latest news and developments in Infosec, including an article from IDQ’s Kelly Richdale and Bruno Huttner.
A new consensus study report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine provides a wide-ranging review of the quantum computing field and the impact of the technology on cryptography.
‘Quantum internet: A vision for the road ahead’ sets out a roadmap for quantum internet development that sees the technology passing through six unique phases and names Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) as an indispensable technology as part of its build.
Christiane Peters, a security architect for Benelux at IBM, warns that organisations must act quickly in carrying out post-quantum risk assessments and invest in post-quantum data protection at the right time.
As part of the broader EU Future and Emerging Technologies program, the EU Quantum Flagship launches its first 20 projects that will focus on four key areas of quantum technologies: communications, computing, simulation and metrology/sensing.
In a recent interview for CIO, Morag Watson examines the digital technologies she believes will drive the 109-year-old organisation towards a digital future, including QKD.
September was a landmark month for quantum technologies in the US, beginning with the House of Representatives passing its version of the National Quantum Initiative Act.
