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Chinese scientists have advanced quantum secure direct communication, achieving a secure transmission rate over a 104.8 km optical fiber. The breakthrough achieved a rate of 2.38 kilobits per second, comparable to 1990s dial-up, but with unmatched security. A new quasi-quantum secure direct

Microsoft’s Majorana 1 quantum processor, featuring topological qubits, represents a significant advancement in computing technology. Topological qubits offer enhanced resilience against environmental noise, reducing the need for extensive error correction. The processor aims to achieve a scalable path towards the one-million-qubit threshold,

Google advances in post-quantum cryptography, enhancing security in their Cloud Key Management Service. The initiative aligns with NIST standards, preparing for future cryptographic challenges. FIPS 204 and FIPS 205 algorithms bolster digital defenses, aiding businesses in securing operations. Google introduces Cloud Hardware