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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.
Quantum Australia Claims $83.1M Economic Impact
Quantum Australia announced that its national programs generated an estimated $83.1 million in economic value over five years. This figure,...
Quantinuum Taps Quanta to Scale Quantum Hardware
On August 13, Quanta Computer and Quantinuum announced a collaborative development agreement to jointly build hardware infrastructure for future quantum...
DARPA Backs Qunnect Quantum Network Hardware Upgrade
Qunnect has received a contract from DARPA to enhance a specific component of its Carina quantum networking system, as announced...
BTQ and ITCEN PNS Team Up on Quantum-Safe Security
BTQ Technologies has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with ITCEN PNS, a Korean security subsidiary of the ITCEN Group....
SDT Joins Open Quantum Design to Build Ion-Trap Hardware
SDT, a South Korean company, has become a member and manufacturing partner of Open Quantum Design (OQD), a Canadian non-profit,...
New York Offers $60M for Four Quantum Technology Hubs
New York State is inviting non-profit organizations to submit proposals for up to four quantum technology commercialization hubs, with a...
Computational vs Unconditional Security: Where QKD Fits
Most cryptography protects data by making an attack prohibitively expensive. Breaking the system may be possible in principle, yet the...
D-Wave Receives Up to CAD $300,000 from Canadian Research Council
D-Wave Quantum has received a grant of up to CAD $300,000 from the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) to...
Yonsei Plans IBM Nighthawk Quantum Upgrade in November
Yonsei University’s Quantum Initiative plans to replace its current IBM quantum processing unit with the company’s Nighthawk chip in November,...
Silicon Qubits Fail Because Their Atoms Sit Randomly
Researchers have traced the device-to-device swings in silicon spin-qubit valley splitting to random atomic-scale disorder inside the quantum well that...