A quantum computing breakthrough could enable governments to break otherwise impervious encryption codes such as the "public key" cryptographic systems that protect your e-mail and bank account. Recently, scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology unveiled what they called the ...
启动了关于量子计算和沟通(quantum computing and communication)的工作坊,让企业、学术界和国家实验室的很多物理学家、数学家和计算机科学家一起开展研发工作,作为芯片项目的一个部分,该工作坊致力于创造更加小巧、便宜、高性能和容易制造的量子传感器。
Future of Quantum Computing While quantum computing is still in its infancy, the rapid pace of innovation signals a promising future. Tech giants like IBM, Google, and Microsoft, as well as numerous startups, are making significant strides in quantum computing research. In the coming years,...
In 2020, the Indian government introduced its National Mission on Quantum Technologies and Applications. That same year, Germany announced a €2 billion investment in quantum technologies. Many countries, including the U.S., continue to push for innovation in the quantum computing space....
Related ReadingWill We See a Quantum Computing Revolution? The Response So Far The U.S. government is aware of the threat that quantum computing poses to cryptography. In 2018, the White House published a national strategy for quantum IT, which includes goals regarding quantum security. Congress...
The concept of Quantum Computing itself isn’t new. It is a field that has been a point of interest of physicists and computer researchers since the 1980s. Google’s announcement, however, has brought it to the mainstream, and shone a spotlight on the promise that this niche field of inno...
Post-quantum computing also shines a spotlight on the ongoing issue of legacy systems and devices, said Jon France, CISO at ISC2. "History shows us that we're really bad at dealing with legacy." The classic solution to protecting legacy systems generally involves wrapping security around these...
“If the United States wants to protect itself from quantum computing attacks, it must switch to post-quantum cryptography protocols. This is a pressing matter of national security, and the government has already begun to act on this issue.” ...
but the need for quantum-safe solutions is immediate.Business, technology, and security leaders face an urgent need to develop a quantum-safe strategy and roadmap now. In fact, both the historic and current complexity of cryptography migrations—even pre-quantum computing—can require several years...
“Quantum computing has been a good problem for government labs to work on.” Government labs are helpful in dealing with difficult, long-term, largescale problems. “A lot of the big discoveries and things that [achieve] real progress [are] often done in large, multidisciplinary, diverse tea...