Broader and deeper quantum technologies commercialisation has been noted as a major trend for this year, after featuring in CB Insights’ 2020 Tech Trends report.
The 2020 edition of the WEF’s Global Risk Report discusses how emerging technologies, such as quantum computing, have the power to transform human lives; but also warns of the risks they pose to the global economy by making society more vulnerable to cyberattacks.
As we enter a new decade, in which many believe quantum computers will become mainstream, we look back at the major developments that occurred in the final quarter of last year.
The 2019 DigiCert Post Quantum Crypto (PQC) Survey finds that IT professionals are placing increased emphasis, and budget, on protecting their infrastructure from the threats of quantum computing using Post Quantum Cryptography. Is this alone enough?
The third quarter of 2019 has seen further strides in the quantum computing industry. From claims of quantum supremacy and QRNG standardisation to more powerful systems and spooky action, we look at the news stories that have made an impact.
A paper from Google and NASA claims that the organisations have achieved quantum supremacy, prompting mixed reactions from the scientific and technological communities, before being taken down.
IBM Security and Ponemon Institute release the 2019 edition of the Cost of a Data Breach Study; an in-depth analysis of more than 500 companies which looks to calculate the average financial impact of a data breach.
After the quantum computing market had an exciting start to the year, we review the major stories and latest developments that we’ve seen in the second quarter of 2019.
Representatives of seven EU countries agree to explore the development and deployment of a quantum communication infrastructure across the EU. Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) will be the first service to make use of it.
