aiqbench analysis
This collaboration establishes a practical testing ground for organizations to evaluate vulnerabilities in current encryption against future quantum computing threats using IBM's specific tools. By moving beyond theoretical assessments into live simulations within Singapore's smart city ecosystem, the initiative directly addresses the critical skills gap and strategic preparedness needed before post-quantum computers become operational. The inclusion of executive training programs further underscores a focus on bridging knowledge deficits among senior leadership regarding quantum-safe cryptography strategies.
SIT and IBM will test quantum security at new Punggol center

The Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) and IBM plan to establish a quantum-safe centre by the end of 2026, helping organizations assess cybersecurity risks and prepare for post-quantum threats. Located at SIT’s Punggol Campus, the centre will allow companies to test quantum-safe technologies in a live environment using IBM tools.
By the end of 2026, the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) and IBM will launch a center at SIT’s Punggol Campus designed to assess cybersecurity risks posed by future quantum computing threats. The facility will offer firms…
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