Quantum
Successful testing of a quantum accelerometer developed by Imperial College London may set a new direction for navigation technology. First announced in 2018, the self-contained quantum accelerometer device does not rely on external signals like GPS or other satellite alternatives. Initial testing has been successfully conducted by the Royal
Everyone hates passwords. They were useful when fewer websites existed, but now that our digital footprint has increased dramatically -- the average person manages as many as 100 passwords online -- passwords are now more of a risk than a solution, writes Reza Zaheri, Chief Information Security Officer, Quantum Metric. To address
"Our post-quantum cryptography program has leveraged the top minds in cryptography worldwide."
Administration tells agencies to inventory cryptographic systems stat.
"One of the greatest technological races in recent history"
BT and Toshiba are set to launch the world’s first commercial trial of a quantum network infrastructure. The landmark network will securely connect sites in London’s Docklands, the City and the M4 Corridor. The network will support quantum key distribution (QKD) -- a technology the two have been collaborating