Two experts explain when quantum computers could break Bitcoin, why a 2% risk could wipe out crypto, and who must act.

Quantum computers need temperatures colder than outer space to work. An Indian startup wants to use light, or rather photons, to build a quantum computer that can function at room temperature.

Wall Street's biggest Bitcoin holders pledge $15 million to prepare for Q-Day.

The federal government awarded $125 million to quantum computer maker PsiQuantum this week, along with a new $5 billion commitment to cutting-edge technologies including quantum.

Three former semiconductor engineers—Sujoy Chakravarty, Ravi Mehta and Biman Chattopadhyay—built a successful chip IP company ...

A new consortium will fund developers working to keep the Bitcoin network secure from future quantum computers.

Coinbase says that while the threat isn't imminent, quantum may one day be able to break Bitcoin's cryptography.

Last August, Jaguar Land Rover's U.K. manufacturing network went dark. Using stolen credentials, a ransomware group locked ...

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi discuss how advances in quantum computing may accelerate materials discovery, ...

David Potter, who has died aged 81, was the South Africa-born scientist turned electronics entrepreneur behind the Psion ...

The ticking clock of the digital age has hit a deafening crescendo. As quantum computing transitions from the theoretical vacuum of laboratories into the ...

IETF 126 closed out its Vienna meeting with a DPI fingerprinting research prize for censorship circumvention and operational ...