Cybersecurity & Cryptography

Israel’s Technion Receives Substantial Gift The Hellen Diller Family Foundation has gifted $50M (USD) to the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology. Not only does this name

Alternative Qubit Design Researchers from the U.K., Germany, and Russia, have created a new superconductor qubit. The qubit, composed of super-conducting nanowires, is as-good-as Josephson

Entangling Record Attaining quantum supremacy demands a large number of controllable qubits. Physicists at the Austrian Academy of Sciences with collaboration from others in academia

Post-Quantum Computing Presentations The U.S. Government’s NIST organization is wrapping up its post-quantum computing standardization conference in Florida. The conference offered PQC algorithm candidates to

New Type of Qubit More quantum computing discovery, this time from Harvard. Keeping it simple to understand how researchers created a molecule, see image, below.

Detecting Stealth Aircraft, Remaining Undetected Uses for quantum computers and the science involved are seemingly limitless. Military uses take the lead in the media, this

Quantum Computers as an Instrument of Oppression? The politics aside, this essay poses some serious questions for the future of humanity given the arrival of

Undersea Quantum Communication Underwater quantum communication is possible. Chinese researchers have been able to entangle two photons in tanks of seawater. Albeit a little odd,

Threat of Quantum Computing on Encryption Those who keep up with quantum computing and its tangents may get lost in one of the greatest aspects