Quantum Computers: Why IT Security Policy Must Evolve
“The quantum computing age is growing ever closer – and it could render current encryption systems obsolete. These risks could also prevent this technology’s true value from being realized. Addressing this issue requires action at the national and global levels – now.”
Quantum Computing: Discover the Practical Use Cases
Visionary companies are exploring use cases and aligning with the emerging quantum computing ecosystem to become “quantum ready.” Here’s what you need to know to get started and explore the possibilities.
Quantum Computing Revenue will Reach $9.1 Billion
A quantum system can process and analyze all data simultaneously and then return the best solution, along with thousands of close alternatives. The total enterprise quantum computing market revenue will reach $9.1 billion annually by 2030 — that’s up from just $111.6 million in 2018.
via Tractica
How Quantum Computing will Impact Data Protection
“The race to quantum-safe security is on, but businesses cannot afford to watch from the sidelines. Those that rely on the secure transmission of data, particularly those in the financial sector, should monitor the situation closely and start developing a plan.”
How Quantum Superpositions Enhance AI Machine Learning
“Right now, artificial intelligence learns by analyzing example after example and looking for patterns. The scientists behind this research argue that their quantum superpositions could vastly improve the process.”
Coming Soon to Your Business – Quantum Computing
Visionary organizations are already aligning with the emerging quantum computing ecosystem to become “quantum ready” – exploring use cases and associated algorithms that address complex problems and help enable new business models.
via IBM IBV
How Quantum Computing Solves Complex Problems
Quantum computing is poised to upend entire industries from telecommunications and cybersecurity to advanced manufacturing, finance, medicine, and beyond — but few understand how quantum computers actually work.
via CB Insights
Quantum Computing Services will Reach $15 Billion in 2028
For decades, Moore’s Law has been driving the advancement of traditional computing systems development, leading to the proliferation of smart devices at the edge and centralized cloud computing. However, we’re now reaching the limits of legacy computing technology, and the search for another high-performance computing platform has begun. Quantum computing is the next-generation.
Quantum Computing Technology Apps Gain Momentum
The race to quantum supremacy is real: governmental R&D is accelerating the crystallization of the quantum computer, with more than $1.6 billion already invested globally. The potentially drastic repercussions on cybersecurity is equally real and has led to the focus on quantum-safe cryptography.
Source: Digital Lifescapes
How the Quantum Internet is Going to Secure Our Data
Through what’s known as quantum encryption or quantum cryptography, people would be able to send “unhackable” data over a quantum network. This is because quantum cryptography uses a mechanic called quantum key distribution (QKD), which means an encrypted message and its keys are sent separately.
Source: World Economic Forum
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