aiqbench analysis
NTT Research has secured 28 paper acceptances at CRYPTO 2026 to advance post-quantum cryptography essential for securing future AI-enabled systems against evolving threats. This concentrated output highlights the critical infrastructure work required before quantum computing capabilities fully mature, ensuring data integrity across classical and emerging hybrid environments. The research directly addresses security gaps in distributed data sharing where AI models will increasingly operate alongside quantum networks.
NTT unveils quantum-safe crypto tools for data, computation, & AI
NTT, Inc. announced 28 research papers accepted at CRYPTO 2026, advancing quantum-resistant cryptography for data security & computation.
NTT Research contributed to 28 papers accepted at the International Cryptology Conference (CRYPTO) 2026, indicating a significant concentration of research from a single organization at a leading cryptography event, the company says. The work, stemming from NTT Research’s Cryptography & Information Security Lab and NTT Social Informatics Laboratories, advances post-quantum cryptography in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University, Stanford University, Johns Hopkins University, Columbia University, The University of Texas at Austin, the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Northeastern University and Technion, Israel Institute of Technology. According to Brent Waters, Director of the Cryptography & Information Security Lab at NTT Research and Professor…
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