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This article focuses on Tezos launching Quantumnet, a testnet specifically designed to validate post-quantum cryptographic protocols and consensus mechanisms against future quantum computing threats. The piece highlights how advances in quantum error correction and AI-driven algorithm design are accelerating the timeline for migrating blockchain infrastructure to quantum-resistant standards. This development is critical for maintaining the long-term security of decentralized networks as quantum capabilities scale.

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Tezos Launches Quantumnet Post-Quantum Testnet

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 24, 20264 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Engineering teams in the Tezos ecosystem have successfully launched Quantumnet, an experimental post-quantum testnet that previews an early post-quantum version of the Tezos network. Developers at Nomadic Labs, Trilitech, alongside other contributors, collaborated on the code for the experimental environment, which is designed to let network validators (called bakers in […]

Tezos engineering teams have launched Quantumnet, an experimental public testnet for testing post-quantum consensus and cryptographic components. Quantumnet replaces or tests alternatives for quantum-vulnerable parts of Tezos, including randomness generation, attestation aggregation and the Data Availability Layer. Developers and Tezos bakers can run the testnet and provide feedback as teams work toward a potential post-quantum protocol amendment for mainnet. PRESS RELEASE — Engineering teams in the Tezos ecosystem have successfully launched Quantumnet, an experimental post-quantum testnet that previews…

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