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Crypto
Four ways Bitcoin can survive a quantum threat
Discussion is gaining pace on network-level defence upgrades after concerns were raised that quantum computers could undermine Bitcoin\'s core cryptography. CoinDesk reported that Google research said a sufficiently powerful quantum computer could crack Bitcoin\'s ECDSA in under 9 minutes, faster than the average 10-minute block time. While such machines do not exist yet, some analysts see a possible turning point around 2029. Proposals include keeping public keys off-chain, shifting to quantum-resistant signatures, reducing mempool exposure, and limiting rapid outflows from already exposed funds.
AI & Enterprise
Security Platform, The Peach to co-develop security-hardened drone with post-quantum cryptography
Security Platform said on Thursday it signed a strategic MOU with The Peach to jointly develop a security-hardened drone using post-quantum cryptography and to find customers in global markets. The companies plan to integrate an international standard cryptographic module certified under U.S. NIST FIPS 140-2 and PQC into The Peach\'s Papy Drone series. They also agreed to cooperate on avionics, secure communications and marketing for defense and public-sector markets.
AI & Enterprise
Nutanix, Nvidia launch AI factory solution for government and regulated industries
Nutanix said on Feb. 19 local time it launched an integrated AI factory solution with Nvidia and other partners aimed at government agencies and regulated industries. The company said the solution is based on Nvidia’s government AI factory architecture and provides FIPS encryption, standard Kubernetes management and continuous security monitoring. Nvidia containers run on Nutanix Kubernetes Platform and integrate with Nutanix Enterprise AI, with encryption across layers.