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QKD and PQC are the two main technologies for protecting against quantum-based attacks. Learn how they can be combined to provide defence-in-depth for communications networks.

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.

Orange Quantum Defender service available today, protecting enterprises against future quantum computing cyberattacks Paris, France & Cambridge, UK – 11 June 2025 – Orange Business and Toshiba Europe have partnered…

3rd June 2025 – Purdue University School of Nuclear Engineering, in collaboration with the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and Toshiba, has successfully completed the demonstration of…

Achieving three times the capacity compared to conventional methods by utilizing the O-band, with the aim of practical application in inter-data center communications  KDDI Research, Inc. (“KDDI Research”), and Toshiba…

Combined post quantum cryptography (PQC) and quantum key distribution (QKD) capabilities natively available in Toshiba products provide defence in depth, flexibility and crypto-agility for future-proofing today’s networks Cambridge, United Kingdom,…

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…

Latest product features and specifications for the Toshiba QKD and Single Quantum SNSPD system.

Toshiba has worked with US bank Wells Fargo and other partners to test a fully operational QKD deployment that demonstrates how different products and technologies can successfully work together to provide quantum-secure communications.

Researchers from Toshiba and the University of Cambridge have shown how twin-field QKD can overcome challenges associated with delivering effective QKD services over long distances.