Berenice Baker

5 days ago | iotworldtoday.com | Berenice Baker

Honeywell, Nokia and telecommunications multinational Colt Technology Services have announced a strategic collaboration to pioneer quantum-safe networking using satellite communications. The initiative aims to address the vulnerability of current encryption methods to quantum computing breakthroughs, one of the most pressing concerns in data security. As quantum computers evolve, they pose an increasing risk to traditional encryption methods that rely on complex mathematical problems.

5 days ago | iotworldtoday.com | Berenice Baker

Infleqtion funding targets transition from research labs to real-world national security and enterprise systemsBerenice Baker, Editor, Enter Quantum, co-editor AI BusinessQuantum technology company Infleqtion has raised $100 million in series C funding to scale its atom-based quantum platforms toward commercializing quantum technologies.

1 week ago | urgentcomm.com | Berenice Baker

Study reveals quantum computers could crack RSA with 95% fewer qubits, accelerating industry's race to adopt quantum-safe security. Google Quantum AI has dramatically reduced the estimated resources needed to break widely used RSA encryption, potentially accelerating the timeline for quantum threats to digital security.

1 week ago | iotworldtoday.com | Berenice Baker

Berenice Baker, Editor, Enter Quantum, co-editor AI BusinessHere are the most-read stories on IoT World Today this week. Air taxi company Joby Aviation has closed $250 million in financing from Toyota Motor Corporation. The funding round was part of a previously announced strategic investment from Toyota. Joby said the investment would support the certification and commercial production of its electric flying taxi.

1 week ago | iotworldtoday.com | Berenice Baker

Google Quantum AI has dramatically reduced the estimated resources needed to break widely used RSA encryption, potentially accelerating the timeline for quantum threats to digital security. According to research by Google quantum research scientist Craig Gidney and senior staff cryptography engineer Sophie Schmieg, a 2048-bit RSA encryption—a cornerstone of modern digital security—could theoretically be broken by a quantum computer.