In order to counter the quantum threat, which will break current asymmetric cryptography, NIST has launched a process to select and standardize new resilient algorithms.
Distributed temperature sensing (DTS) is a great technology for monitoring temperature profiles in structures sensitive to material bulk and/or electrical fields, such as aircraft wings or high-energy particle detectors. Read the results of this latest collaboration between IDQ and HEPIA.
The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), have begun their countdown to April 2030, where they believe a quantum computer will be able to break present-day cybersecurity infrastructure.
IDQ is delighted to share the progress made on the standardization of Quantum-Safe Security (QSS) within ETSI. IDQ continues to actively participate in the Industry Specification Group (ISG) on Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) and in the Quantum-Safe Cryptography (QSC) Working Group.
We really enjoyed meeting everyone at the IQT Conference in The Hague. Don't worry if you missed the event, we have uploaded our keynote talks, which you can watch here.
This independent company and Center of Competence (CoC) in quantum communications in Austria is called ID Quantique Europe. This European presence will allow IDQ to provide technology and business expertise to ensure Europe’s technology sovereignty.
Introducing the new ID1000 Time Controller Series: the latest addition to ID Quantique’s Photonic Quantum Sensing range, a unifying force for single-photon experiments and applications.
It’s a great pleasure to announce that IDQ has successfully achieved ISO 9001 certification, which is among ISO's most well-known and sought-after standards.
The global market for quantum cryptography is projected to triple in the next five years, with some estimates placing the market value at over $5billion by 2026. This rapid growth is driven, primarily, by the expanding threat landscape.
