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.
QoreChain Claims First Fully Post-Quantum Blockchain Transaction
Blockchain company QoreChain says it has completed the first blockchain transaction protected from end to end by all three of...
NIST Picks SRI to Build US Quantum Manufacturing Center
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has tapped the nonprofit research institute SRI International to set up a...
Shanghai Opens Quantum Computing Hub as China’s Cities Battle for the Lead
Shanghai has opened a quantum computing industrial hub with 26 founding companies, with hopes to grow that number into the...
UCF Physicist Uses Tiny Vibrations to Fight Quantum Errors
A University of Central Florida physicist is testing a way to make quantum computers less prone to errors, and the...
Massachusetts Quantum Ecosystem Doubles Private Investment Since 2023, New Report Finds
Massachusetts now hosts 76 quantum and quantum-adjacent companies, 138 active research groups, and nearly $391 million in cumulative private investment,...
Zcash’s Tachyon Upgrade Tries to Fix Private Payments at Scale
Zcash is preparing its most ambitious network change yet, an upgrade called Tachyon that aims to let shielded payments grow...
World’s Largest Camera Starts Mapping the Changing Sky
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile has begun sending back data from the largest digital camera ever built, and...
StarkWare Lays Out Plan to Shield Starknet From Quantum Attacks
StarkWare has published a three-phase plan to move Starknet, its Ethereum layer-2 network, onto cryptography that quantum computers cannot easily...
Why Microgravity Could Make Quantum Sensors Far More Precise
Quantum company Infleqtion says space offers something labs on Earth can’t easily replicate: sustained weightlessness that lets ultra-cold atoms float...
Physicists Engineer a Bizarre New Quantum State From Cold Atoms
Researchers in Austria and France have built a strange, highly ordered quantum state called a fractional Fermi sea using ultracold...