Tectonic Labs notes that the US military tested quantum sensors that helped an aircraft navigate for four hours without GPS, demonstrating their potential in environments where satellite signals are unavailable or jammed.
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The quantum sector spent last week pushing closer to practical deployment while confronting the realities of security, funding, manufacturing, and commercialization. CIS…
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Tectonic Labs
Leading the World's migration to post-quantum encryption.
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- Technology, Information and Internet
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About Tectonic Labs
Tectonic builds quantum-secure defense technology, translating cutting-edge cryptographic research into deployable systems that protect blockchains, financial networks, and national infrastructure. Built in the U.S. and part of the BlackFlag.vc program, Tectonic is backed by leading national security investors and led by a team of cryptographers, engineers, and founders from Google, IBM, MIT, Berkeley, and Coinbase.
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Tectonic Labs notes that the EU confirmed that its forthcoming Quantum Act will not have a dedicated budget and wants to unite Europe's fragmented ecosystem and encourage consolidation among its 78 quantum startups.
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Tectonic Labs notes that researchers in China teleported quantum information across 100 parallel channels and a separate team demonstrated coherent routing for quantum random access memory on the Origin Wukong computer.
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Tectonic Labs notes that NEC halted quantum computer hardware development after reportedly concluding that commercialization would take too long to produce adequate returns.
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