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MIMOS's early 2005 investment in quantum cryptography and QRNG established a foundational layer for digital sovereignty that predates current AI trends. This historical context highlights how secure infrastructure development is a prerequisite for implementing advanced AI systems, rather than an incidental feature. The article underscores the strategic necessity of controlling the underlying cryptographic protocols that protect national digital assets.

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MIMOS led Malaysia’s pursuit of digital control before ‘Sovereign AI’

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 12, 20265 min read

Before “Sovereign AI” gained traction, MIMOS explored quantum tech & digital sovereignty for Malaysia, starting in the early 2000s with systems like MyKad.

Long before the current focus on Malaysia, MIMOS was already exploring the foundations of digital security; the organization began formal work in Quantum Cryptography in 2005, the company says. This early investment in areas like cryptography, QRNG, and Quantum Key Distribution predates the 2025 establishment of the MIMOS Quantum Intelligence Centre by decades. MIMOS recognized the need to not only adopt digital technologies, but also to control and understand the systems protecting national infrastructure, establishing this as a core tenet of its technological journey. “Hari ini dunia begitu rancak berbicara mengenai Artificial…

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