Apple says PQ3 is a groundbreaking post-quantum cryptographic protocol to protect iMessage's end-to-end messaging
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In this Silicon Roundtable we bring together industry visionaries, thought leaders, and experts to delve into the exciting landscape of technology and anticipate the trends that will shape the year ahead.
Next generation quantum processor dubbed 'Heron', and the modular IBM Quantum System Two unveiled by Big Blue
Chancellor's Autumn statement for the tech industry focused on AI, quantum computing, R&D tax credits, and more
Heads of Five Eyes intelligence agencies come together to accuse China of intellectual property theft and using AI for hacking
Amid rising tensions with certain nations, EU officials urge member states to immediately conduct risk assessments of most sensitive tech
Will they follow? Both the United Kingdom and European Union to consider new US investment ban in China for 'sensitive technologies'
Tech crackdown against Beijing continues after President Biden signs executive order to prohibit certain tech investments in China
UK is the world's third largest tech economy, so Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt’s spring 'growth' budget has generated some reaction
With UK predicted to avoid recession, spring budget by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announces funding injections into tech sector
Intel releases Quantum Software Development Kit (SDK) to assist development of quantum algorithms for next generation computers
A Chinese start-up has reportedly developed and delivered a working quantum computer, in a move likely to add to US unease
Breakthrough development in quantum-centric supercomputing, after IBM unveils its most powerful quantum chip capable of 433-qubit
The Ministry of Defence acquires the UK government's first ever quantum computer and will work Orca Computing
We want in. Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe welcomes creation of AUKUS alliance, and calls for Japan to be involved
Hold onto your servers. Big Blue touts 'breakthrough' 127-Qubit capable Quantum processor, known as the 'Eagle' processor
In addition to the US and UK sharing their nuclear propulsion technology with Australia, cyber security is to be included
US Senate drafts bill worth $110bn that would create White House-level manufacturing chief to build up supply chain resiliency, counter China threat
Chinese photon-based quantum computer carries out experiment that would take supercomputer billions of years, following Google breakthrough last year
White House pledges $1 billion for research push in the United States into artificial intelligence (AI), 5G and quantum computing
Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Extended Reality (XR) and Quantum Computing expand (DARQ), will be the next wave of technologies to transform every business. How should your company ensure that DARQ ...
As businesses continue on their digitization roadmap, many have entered the last stage. Benefits are already becoming measurable and driving enterprise transformation. Silicon UK asks what barriers have been encountered, and what does ...
Four years after IBM put its first quantum computing resources online, company opens access to those who want to try out the tech and test their skills
High performance computing. Quantum computer to be build by Honeywell this year, and it claims it will be more powerful than IBM and Google's offering
'Horse Ridge' chip simplifies qubit control systems, paving the way toward practical, commercially viable quantum computers
Google and IBM publicly clash after the former claimed to have achieved a quantum computing breakthrough
'Sycamore' quantum computer successfully carries out a task the fastest conventional supercomputer would take 10,000 years to complete
Fujitsu talks quantum computing, AI, self-driving vehicles, 5G, and the data analytics arms race.
Relative lack of available capital and expertise in Europe drives well-known names in quantum photonics to seek backing elsewhere
The 'Bristlecone' quantum chip may become the first to demonstrate quantum systems' theoretical performance edge over conventional supercomputers