SES and SpeQtral have formed a strategic partnership to enhance global cybersecurity through long-distance Quantum Key Distribution (QKD). Their collaboration aims to develop an Optical Ground Station in Singapore, integrating satellite and fibre-QKD networks, ultimately making quantum communication technology more accessible and secure worldwide.
Lawmakers are examining the potential of artificial intelligence in education, emphasizing its ability to enhance learning while addressing concerns about misuse. Experts advocate for collaboration to implement AI effectively, ensuring it supports teachers rather than replaces them, and caution against the risks of students using AI for shortcuts.
The smart home revolution is transforming living spaces with AI-powered devices. From intelligent refrigerators to energy-efficient systems, households now contain 9+ smart devices, optimizing daily life while presenting privacy challenges and promising future technological advancements.
The rise of smart home technology, with the average American home now housing 9 or more smart devices, is revolutionizing our living spaces. This transformation enhances convenience, energy efficiency, and accessibility while addressing privacy and security concerns. As AI integration deepens, homes will become increasingly responsive to our individual needs.
The book “Government Communication: From E-Government to Smart Government” by Amal Anbar Bashir Bilal explores the evolution of government communication in the digital age. It highlights the impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and presents examples of smart government practices, particularly focusing on the UAE’s innovative approaches to technology integration.
Scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have developed the first all-in-one chip for quantum internet, integrating multiple quantum photonic functions. This innovation enables the generation of broadband entangled qubits compatible with existing fiber-optic networks, paving the way for a scalable and secure quantum internet.
Researchers have developed an innovative method to accelerate quantum measurements by utilizing a space-time trade-off. This approach, involving auxiliary qubits, significantly reduces measurement time while maintaining or improving accuracy, addressing critical challenges in quantum computing, such as error rates and qubit stability, essential for advancing emerging quantum technologies.
Aparna Thakur’s research introduces a transformative framework that combines AI with quantum-resistant cryptography to enhance financial transaction security. This innovative approach addresses vulnerabilities posed by quantum computing, improves payment reconciliation efficiency, and strengthens fraud detection, paving the way for a secure and scalable future in global finance.
The Department of Science and Technology has established four Thematic Hubs focused on key quantum computing technology areas across various Indian institutes. These hubs aim to foster collaboration among academic institutions and private industry, enhancing research and development in quantum technologies, including quantum communication and sensing.
The inaugural Governance of Emerging Technologies Summit (GETS) will be held in Abu Dhabi on May 5-6, 2025. This landmark event aims to foster global collaboration on AI and emerging technologies, focusing on responsible governance and inclusivity across various sectors, including finance, healthcare, and education.
