Quantum
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The US Treasury Department has issued a Final Rule restricting US investments in foreign technologies deemed to pose a “national security concern,” specifically targeting sectors like semiconductors, quantum technology, and AI. -
Sparkle has introduced the pre-order launch of its Quantum Safe over Internet (QSI) service.
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Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) are set to pioneer a breakthrough in communication technology by testing quantum communications using quantum entanglement.
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Q-CTRL, a startup developing quantum infrastructure software, has secured an additional $59 million in funding, making its series B round the largest ever for a quantum software company.
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Sparkle is accelerating its enterprise strategy, with a central focus on multi-vendor end-to-end services
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IBM has launched the first quantum data centre in Europe, providing access to quantum computing for European businesses, researchers, and government agencies.
Forthcoming events
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British semiconductor researchers and businesses will have enhanced access to funding from Horizon Europe and the government, the UK announced yesterday.
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ORCA Computing and BT Group have showcased technology innovations to demonstrate how quantum communication and computing systems can integrate with classical data centres.
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Toshiba Europe and Orange have completed a set of lab evaluations in the field of quantum-secure communications.
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Korea Quantum Computing (KQC) has collaborated IBM to offer IBM's most advanced AI software and infrastructure, as well as quantum computing services.
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Capacity’s Natalie Bannerman speaks to IBM’s Lory Thorpe on building the quantum safe networks of tomorrow and her journey into the industry.
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Capacity speaks to Daniel Gilks, senior research manager, breakthrough prototyping, BT Group, about the teams recent breakthrough in mobile technology.
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SK Telecom (SKT) and Thales have successfully tested advanced quantum-resistant cryptography in a joint collaboration.
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Capacity rounds up industry takeaways from the UK’s Autumn budget
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We all know how basic network communications work. Between two points, data is transmitted using various technologies and across various types of infrastructure (subsea fibre, terrestrial fibre, satellite or wireless) mostly reliant on electromagnetic waves, to reach its end point.
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Researchers from The University of York in collaboration with the Quantum Communications Hub and euNetworks have successfully demonstrated that quantum communication is possible between the UK and Ireland.
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Quantum Science, the infrared quantum dot (QD) technology expert company, has appointed Shimura Masayuki as its new commercialisation director as the business looks to expand in international semiconductor markets.
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Nokia and Proximus confirm the successful completion of Europe’s first live hybrid quantum encryption key trial.
