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This collaboration validates a practical deployment of NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography for securing long-lived connected systems like autonomous vehicles and robotics. By integrating these protocols without altering existing application architectures, the solution addresses the critical threat posed by future quantum computers to current public-key cryptographic standards. This development marks a significant step toward ensuring cybersecurity resilience in software-defined infrastructure against emerging computational threats.
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Terra Quantum and Apex . AI Demonstrate Quantum - Safe Security for Long - Lived , Cloud - Connected , Software - Defined Systems

GDELT5 min read

Successful implementation demonstrates secure edge-to-cloud communication using NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography while preserving existing application architectures and software investments. , /PRNewswire/ — Terra Quantum, a global leader in quantum technologies, and Apex.AI, a leading provider of safe and secure software for software-defined vehicles and intelligent machines, today announced the successful implementation of NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography (PQC) for secure communication between an Apex.AI-based robotic software environment and a cloud-based control system. Markus Pflitsch, Founder, CEO and Chairman of Terra Quantum. The collaboration demonstrates how connected robotic, automotive, and defense systems can securely exchange information with cloud services using standardized quantum-resistant cryptography while preserving the communication patterns…

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