Polish Chip from Łódź to Protect Against Quantum Computers
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The Łódź-based company ResQuant is developing a Polish chip designed to protect data from quantum computers. In the future, quantum computers may be able to break current encryption methods, which is why the search for new ways to protect data is becoming increasingly important for companies and institutions.
As reported by the portal Śląski Biznes, the company plans to produce its circuits in Dresden, Germany. The project concerns cybersecurity, and its aim is to protect European infrastructure, meaning important systems on which states and the economy rely.
ResQuant also has contracts with NATO and the European Space Agency (ESA). This means the technology could be used in areas such as defence and space. The source does not provide details on the value of these contracts or the exact implementation deadlines.
The chip from Łódź shows that Polish companies are working on advanced technologies related to security. It is worth following further information about ResQuant's production plans and its cooperation with partners from NATO and ESA.
Sources: Śląski Biznes
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