Quantum computing

SEALSQ Corp, a company that focuses on developing and selling semiconductors, has announced that its AI-powered data processing pipelines can handle real-time streaming data from IoT satellites and semiconductors, ensuring smooth and continuous data flow.

Munich, Germany. 15 February, 2022 – Quantum computing is expected to have a significant impact on cybersecurity, specifically on the confidentiality of encrypted data and on the integri1ty of digital signatures. To address these challenges, Infineon Technologies AG is taking security to the next level with the new OPTIGA TPM (Trusted Platform Module) SLB 9672,

Munich, Germany. 15 February 2022 – Infineon Technologies AG is strengthening its commitment to the development of quantum computing technologies in Germany and Europe. In addition to previously established initiatives and partnerships the chip manufacturer is participating in six additional research projects which are being funded as part of the German federal government’s economic stimulus package for

Seoul, South Korea. 10 Jan, 2022 – IBM announced that LG Electronics has joined the IBM Quantum Network to advance the industry applications of quantum computing.

(WEEK IN IoT):  So you’ve had your head around 5G communications and edge compute for years, and you see that low latency is every bit as important as connection speed and bandwidth. You’re across the Internet of Things (IoT), says Jeremy Cowan. Why wouldn’t you be? You read IoT Now daily and see applications in every industry.