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Podcast spotlight: A (slightly) deeper dive into quantum with Dr Andrew Shields
In Episode #15 of Orange Business Radio, Dr Andrew Shields discusses quantum technology’s impact on telecommunications, both today and in the coming years. The episode lands just as Orange Business…
Toshiba and Orange Business launch Orange Quantum Defender network in Paris
Toshiba and Orange Business have launched France’s first commercial quantum-safe network in Paris, combining QKD and PQC technology to provide defence-in-depth against quantum-based attacks.
The importance of quantum-safe communication: post quantum cryptography (PQC) and quantum key distribution (QKD)
Securing Sensitive Data with Public Key Cryptography In today’s digital world, the protection of sensitive communication relies heavily on public key cryptography. Developed in the 1970s, this techniques enable secure…
HSBC: Why the Quantum Secure Metro Network is a milestone moment for the financial sector
The threat posed by future quantum computers to public key encryption means that new safeguards must now be deployed to protect sensitive information. The Quantum Secure Metro Network (QSMN) is…
Why Orange Quantum Defender marks a turning point in enterprise cyber-resilience
The quantum threat is no longer speculative. “Quantum isn’t science fiction anymore – the clock is ticking, and waiting is not an option,” says Usman Javaid, Chief Product and Marketing…
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Toshiba and Orange Business launch Orange Quantum Defender network in Paris
Toshiba and Orange Business have launched France’s first commercial quantum-safe network in Paris, combining QKD and PQC technology to provide defence-in-depth against quantum-based attacks.
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The importance of quantum-safe communication: post quantum cryptography (PQC) and quantum key distribution (QKD)
Securing Sensitive Data with Public Key Cryptography In today’s digital world, the protection of sensitive communication relies heavily on public key cryptography. Developed in the 1970s, this techniques enable secure…
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HSBC: Why the Quantum Secure Metro Network is a milestone moment for the financial sector
The threat posed by future quantum computers to public key encryption means that new safeguards must now be deployed to protect sensitive information. The Quantum Secure Metro Network (QSMN) is…
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Why Orange Quantum Defender marks a turning point in enterprise cyber-resilience
The quantum threat is no longer speculative. “Quantum isn’t science fiction anymore – the clock is ticking, and waiting is not an option,” says Usman Javaid, Chief Product and Marketing…
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The Potential of Quantum Computing
“It could allow a quantum computer to complete in minutes, computations so complex, that it would take today’s supercomputers millions of years.” As Hannah Fry discusses in her recent Bloomberg…
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Toshiba and HSBC pioneer quantum protection for AI-powered FX trading
The financial services industry protects some of the world’s most sensitive data. Yet, while its security measures are leading by today’s standards, the advent of quantum computers threatens to render…
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Without quantum encryption, the financial sector will not be secure for long
Developments in quantum technology mean that PKC can no longer guarantee that your data is secure. Dr Andrew Shields explores how the finance industry can overcome this.
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Quantum innovations and collaborative futures
In this interview, BT’s Senior Manager of Optical Research, Andrew Lord, HSBC’s Global Head of Quantum Technologies, Philip Intallura, the Head of Toshiba’s Head of Quantum Technology, Andrew Shields, and…
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Quantum innovations in communications and cybersecurity
In this interview, Philip Intallura, Global Head of Quantum Technologies at HSBC, explains how HSBC is pioneering the way in adopting quantum-safe practices, driving its commitment to innovation. Philip dives…
In this interview, BT’s Senior Manager of Optical Research, Andrew Lord, HSBC’s Global Head of Quantum Technologies, Philip Intallura, the Head of Toshiba’s Head of Quantum Technology, Andrew Shields, and…
Quantum innovations in communications and cybersecurity
In this interview, Philip Intallura, Global Head of Quantum Technologies at HSBC, explains how HSBC is pioneering the way in adopting quantum-safe practices, driving its commitment to innovation. Philip dives…
Today’s quantum challenges, tomorrow’s secure solutions
Toshiba and BT’s Quantum Secure Metro Network (QSMN) represents a significant milestone in building a secure future for the world’s most sensitive data. BT’s Senior Manager of Optical Research, Andrew…
HSBC’s trailblazing Quantum roadmap reshaping banking’s future
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France has announced a €1.5 billion investment to advance quantum computing and next-generation microchips, highlighting the growing focus on quantum as a key technology frontier alongside AI.
The funding will support research, industrial development and infrastructure across areas such as AI, data centres and advanced computing, while helping strengthen France’s position in the global quantum ecosystem.
Quantum is already moving into practical use, with applications as broad as drug discovery, financial modelling and secure communications.
At Toshiba, we’re proud to be helping drive the future of quantum technology, working at the forefront of quantum safe networking and exploring how these innovations can deliver real-world impact.
As quantum moves further into practical adoption, investment from governments and industry will be pivotal to the next generation of quantum computing.
Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/euTYGahD via Reuters
#QuantumTechnology #QuantumComputing #Innovation
📈 Quantum computing is increasingly being viewed as a near‑term driver of business value.
New research from Censuswide found that 41% of large UK enterprises expect quantum computing to deliver more than £100 million in value within a year. Many organisations are already moving beyond research and experimentation into pilot projects and early deployments.
The first use cases are emerging in areas such as optimisation, improving AI performance and managing resources more efficiently.
The findings suggest businesses are increasingly viewing quantum not as a future technology, but as something that is starting to deliver practical benefits much sooner than many expected.
Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/efapsHes via The Quantum Insider
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