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TechPulse take: Singapore's National Quantum-Safe Network testbed has secured a finalist spot for a UN Digital Frontiers award, validating its 1,500-kilometer fiber infrastructure designed to secure data against future quantum decryption threats. The project highlights critical progress in international standardization for quantum key distribution and demonstrates a tangible roadmap for the global migration to post-quantum cryptography.
Singapore’s quantum network a finalist for UN digital award From Digital@UNGA
Singapore’s National Quantum-Safe Network (NQSN) testbed has been named one of 15 finalists for a global Digital Frontiers award, run by Digital@UNGA at the United Nations General Assembly. NQSN was shortlisted from 1500 submissions from 146 countries, with winners to be announced in September.
Singapore’s National Quantum-Safe Network (NQSN) testbed is among 15 finalists selected from an initial pool of 1500 submissions from 146 countries for a Digital Frontiers award. The network demonstrates a significant physical investment with 1,500 kilometers of deployed fiber connecting a central node at the National University of Singapore to partner locations across the island. Established in 2022, the NQSN testbed supports…
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