Sead Fadilpašić
Sead Fadilpašić is a journalist and content writer who covers blockchain, cybersecurity, privacy, technology, and digital business. His work is featured on a wide range of international publications and technology websites, including Cryptonews and Tom's Hardware. His work focuses on cybersecurity threats, data privacy, emerging technologies, and the broader impact of technology on businesses and consumers. Based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, he has been reporting on technology-related topics for more than a decade.
CSIRO Builds Quantum Light Sources to Beat GPS Jamming and Spoofing
GPS signals arrive at Earth so faint that a modest transmitter can drown them out or replace them with a...
Pasqal Powers Saudi Arabia’s First Quantum Computer Before Going Public
Pasqal has switched on Saudi Arabia’s first quantum computer, a 200-qubit machine installed at Aramco’s data center in Dhahran. The...
Finland is Bolting a Quantum Computer onto One of the World’s Fastest Supercomputers
Europe placed a bet on where quantum computing is heading, and it comes with a delivery date. The LUMI AI...
Quantum Computers Tackle Fusion’s Fuel Problem in New Study
Three research teams have shown that quantum and classical computers can work side by side to model one of the...
Finish Startup SemiQon Wins Backing for Million-Qubit Quantum Push
PostScriptum, the founder’s office led by Peter Sarlin, has taken a shareholder stake in SemiQon, a Finnish quantum hardware company...
MagiQware Raises $656K, Cuts Quantum Circuits Up to 40%
Dutch startup MagiQware raised €575,000 (around $656,460) in pre-seed funding to build AI software that makes fault-tolerant quantum computers cheaper...
EigenQ Wants to Quantum-Proof Old Xeon Servers Before 2027
EigenQ said that its post-quantum security platform and quantum entropy tech now work with Intel’s secure computing architecture, so agencies...
New Chip Design Could Cut AI Energy Use 10,000-Fold
Researchers from Extropic Corp. and MIT have proposed a computer chip that runs certain AI tasks on conventional transistors using...
South Korea Talks Quantum Cooperation With Canada, UK, EU
South Korea’s science ministry said on July 3 that it held separate round table meetings during the week with government...
One Trapped Ion Now Maps the Fields That Break Quantum Chips
Researchers at ETH Zurich have turned a single trapped ion into a tool that measures electromagnetic fields just above a...