Canada: Cybersecurity, Quantum Computing Skills in High Demand, Low Supply SecTor 2019: Experts say more resources needed to meet cybersecurity skills shortage Points to note…
Canada Pouring Hundreds of Millions into “Advanced Microelectronics Supercluster”; Looks to Own and Lead Supply Chain Major tech firms backing $300 million supercluster bid from
British Columbia Funding Quantum Algorithms Institute Province commits $17M to quantum computing institute Excerpts and salient points ~ + The province is committing $17 million
Canada’s McGill University ‘Celebrates’ Significant Funding for Quantum Government of Canada invests in innovative discovery research at McGill University Key points… + The funding is
Canadian Space Agency’s Quantum EncrYption and Science Satellite (QEYSSat) to be Operational 2022 Cybersecurity from space: the Government of Canada invests in quantum technology In
Fujitsu Lands in Canada Why did this Japanese tech titan choose B.C.? Excerpts and salient points ~ + Quantum computers—devices powered by quantum physics—may be
XANADU Joining Quantum Cloud Computing Offerings Xanadu Raises $32M Series A to Bring Photonic Quantum Computing to the Cloud Excerpts and salient points ~ +
Quantum Space is Crowded – With Research The race to develop quantum technology is getting crowded Excerpts and salient points ~ + For decades, the
Canada Focuses on Quantum Computing Threat to Cybersecurity. The Quantum Threat to Cyber Security There is growing recognition of the need for society to prepare
Tohoku University Research News. Tohoku University researchers have developed an algorithm that enhances the ability of a Canadian-designed quantum computer to more efficiently find the
