HSBC announced today that it has successfully trialled the first application of quantum-secure technology for buying and selling tokenized physical gold. This achievement marks the latest step by HSBC in pioneering the protection of critical applications from potential future quantum computing attacks.

A research team from the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), led by Prof. PAN Jianwei, ZHANG Qiang, and CHEN Kai, in collaboration with CHEN Jingling from Nankai University, has achieved the loophole-free test of Hardy's paradox for the first time.

In a new paper in Nature, a team of researchers from JPMorganChase, Quantinuum, Argonne National Laboratory, Oak Ridge National Laboratory and The University of Texas at Austin describe a milestone in the field of quantum computing, with potential applications in cryptography, fairness and privacy.

Krown Technologies LLC has officially unveiled Excalibur, the world’s first quantum-secured crypto cold wallet, powered by Quantum eMotion Corporation’s (“QeM” or the “Corporation”) cutting-edge QRNG technology. This next-generation hardware wallet redefines digital asset security by integrating true quantum randomness, making it the most secure crypto wallet ever developed.

Quantum eMotion Corp. (“QeM” or the “Corporation”), is delighted to announce a non-exclusive licensing agreement with Quantolio, a leading provider of AI-driven financial solutions. This strategic partnership grants Quantolio access to Quantum eMotion’s proprietary Entropy-as-a-Service (EaaS) technology, enabling groundbreaking advancements in financial applications and quantum artificial intelligence (Quantum AI).

Quantum Dice, a University of Oxford spin-out pioneering quantum random number generator (QRNG) technology, and Thales, a leading global technology and security provider, have launched a QRNG-backed Hardware Security Module (HSM), bringing the security advantages of Quantum Dice’s patented DISC™ protocol to enterprise customers. The integrated solution allows organisations to verify and quantify the security of their cryptographic keys in real-time, ensuring robust protection for classical applications and a seamless transition to post-quantum security, all while meeting the highest standards of security and compliance.

Today, Yunger Halpern’s work as an award-winning physicist also straddles two centuries and two worlds – thermodynamics and quantum mechanics.

Now, in a series of lab experiments, researchers have laid out a path for making those kinds of measurements even more sensitive and faster—doubling the speed of frequency comb detectors. The work is a collaboration between Scott Diddams at CU Boulder Boulder and Jérôme Genest at Université Laval in Canada.

To find a solution, Li teamed up with PNNL scientists Johannes Mülmenstädt, Margaret Cheung, Gregory Schenter, and Jaehun Chun as well as Xiaolong Yin from the Colorado School of Mines and PNNL joint appointee and University of Toronto professor Nathan Wiebe. Together, they devised a mathematical solution to simulate fluid dynamics—including turbulence—using quantum computing. Their results, published in Physical Review Research, could be used to clarify some of the most prominent uncertainties in atmospheric science and beyond.

CurPay, a leading AI technology company announced today that it has entered the Quantum Computing market with its Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG). There are many uses of this technology, such as gaming, gambling, statistical sampling, simulations, cryptography, and finance. CurPay’s QRNG generates truly randomness by measuring quantum processes, which are, by nature, non-deterministic.