Canadian cybersecurity company Crypto4A has launched QxVault, a quantum-safe secrets management platform designed to compete with U.S. cloud security offerings while emphasizing sovereignty and post-quantum protection.
IBM is launching Anderon, a standalone quantum chip foundry company backed by a proposed $1 billion CHIPS award and another $1 billion from IBM itself. The move signals a major push to keep quantum manufacturing and innovation rooted in the United States.
Google is investing $10 million into REPLIQA, a new effort combining quantum computing, AI, and biology research to better understand human health and disease.
IBM and partners simulated a 12,635 atom protein using quantum and classical systems combined. It sounds promising, but real world impact is still a work in progress.
IBM claims its quantum computer can simulate real magnetic materials and match lab experiment results. That could finally make quantum computing useful for science.
IBM has introduced a quantum-centric supercomputing architecture designed to integrate quantum processors with classical CPUs and GPUs. The company believes hybrid systems could accelerate research in chemistry, materials science, and molecular simulation.
IBM and an international team of researchers have created a never-before-seen molecule whose electrons travel in a corkscrew-like pattern, and proved its exotic properties using a quantum computer.
Google Chrome is preparing HTTPS for a post-quantum future with Merkle Tree Certificates, aiming to deliver stronger security without slowing down the web.
Cloudflare claims it is the first SASE platform to support modern post quantum encryption across its entire Cloudflare One stack, including IPsec and Zero Trust services.
Google is warning that quantum computing could crack today’s encryption, and attackers may already be planning for that future.
Quantum computers are not ready yet, but attackers are already planning for them. Surfshark’s new post-quantum VPN protection arrives as research shows most popular apps are still relying on encryption that will not survive the next era of computing.
Signal has introduced SPQR, a new quantum safe ratchet that strengthens its Triple Ratchet protocol and protects private messages from future quantum attacks.