Cryptography

11 reports
Cryptography is a computing technology built from algorithms, software systems, data structures, interfaces, and operational constraints. Claims about capability are tested through performance benchmark, energy use, and data processing, with attention to scale, failure modes, comparability, and operating conditions.

New findings about Cryptography are placed alongside security and privacy; deployment constraints; and system architecture. The treatment of system architecture keeps independent implementation separate from benchmarks until their assumptions and scales are compared; the account does not overlook that results can depend on workload, hardware, configuration, and threat model.

Post-Quantum Secure Networking Platform Targets US Public Sector

ZeroTier and Carahsoft have announced a partnership to distribute a software-defined networking platform with post-quantum cryptographic features to US government and defense agencies, aiming to address future cryptographic risks in critical infrastructure

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Quantum-Safe Security Integration Targets Critical Infrastructure

enQase and Light Rider Inc. have announced a partnership to integrate quantum-resistant cryptographic software with quantum hardware and key distribution, aiming to address post-quantum security needs for government and industry networks

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Quantum-Safe Encryption Tested at 1.6 Tb/s on Live Fiber Network

A field deployment by Quantum Corridor, Ciena, and Toshiba has demonstrated quantum-safe optical encryption at 1.6 Tb/s over a commercial fiber link, combining post-quantum cryptography and quantum key distribution in a real-world setting

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Thales Luna 8 Hardware Module Targets Quantum Decryption Threats

Thales has introduced Luna 8, a hardware security module designed to support post-quantum cryptography migration and protect enterprise cryptographic infrastructure from quantum-enabled decryption and high-throughput AI workloads

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Quantum Communications Lab Brings Real Hardware to Indian University

QNu Labs and SRMIST have launched a quantum communications laboratory equipped with industry-grade quantum key distribution hardware, aiming to train faculty and expand practical quantum education in India

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Anchorage Digital Details Post-Quantum Security for Crypto Assets

Anchorage Digital has released a technical roadmap for migrating digital asset custody to post-quantum cryptography, outlining new cryptographic safeguards and protocols to address quantum decryption risks for institutional holdings

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Quantum-Safe Encryption Integrated in Edge-to-Cloud Robotic Systems

Terra Quantum and Apex.AI have demonstrated the integration of NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography into cloud-connected robotic platforms, enabling quantum-resistant communication without altering core software architecture

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Keyfactor Expands Partner Program for Post-Quantum Cryptography Transition

Keyfactor has announced an expanded global partner program aimed at supporting enterprises as they prepare for post-quantum cryptography standards and manage the growing complexity of machine identities in AI-driven environments

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Galaxy Digital Funds $5M Initiative for Bitcoin Quantum Security

Galaxy Digital has launched a $5 million program to address future quantum computing threats to Bitcoin's cryptography, supporting research, developer grants, and expert oversight to prepare for post-quantum security standards

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Blueprints Proposed for Quantum-Ready AI and HPC Data Centers

BTQ Technologies and TIDAL PWR have announced a collaboration to design reference architectures for integrating quantum processors and post-quantum cryptography into future data centers supporting AI and high-performance computing workloads

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Reticulum Network Stack Tested for Post-Internet Radio Communication

A demonstration using the Reticulum cryptographic network stack explores whether decentralized radio-based networks could provide resilient communication if conventional internet access fails, highlighting technical and regulatory barriers

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