Quantum technology for mobile phone encryption is coming

May 23, 2023

Large market for quantum technologyDenmark has a strong research environment with several world-class research centres specializing in quantum-secure cryptography. The quantum technology market is large if Denmark can translate its research strengths into commercial products and solutions. In addition to the market for security technologies, long-distance quantum communication will lead to a wealth of new opportunities in quantum technology, secure cloud quantum computing, and quantum sensing. Source: The report ‘Quantum-related cybersecurity in Denmark’ is a joint research project between the Niels Bohr Institute, DTU, KMD, IBM, Danish Chamber of Commerce, the Danish ICT Industry Association, and KPMG. The project has been supported by a Cyberboost grant from Cyber Hub, funded by the Danish Industry Foundation.

Large market for quantum technology

Denmark has a strong research environment with several world-class research centres specializing in quantum-secure cryptography. An increasing number of small and medium-sized enterprises also work in the sector.

The quantum technology market is large if Denmark can translate its research strengths into commercial products and solutions. In the report ‘Quantum-related Cybersecurity in Denmark’ from 2022, Danish universities and companies estimate that if, for example, Denmark captures 5 per cent of the estimated global market for quantum technology solutions in cybersecurity and network technology in 2040, it is estimated that this could generate DKK 5.5 billion in revenue and create 3,300 new jobs.

In addition to the market for security technologies, long-distance quantum communication will lead to a wealth of new opportunities in quantum technology, secure cloud quantum computing, and quantum sensing.

 

Source: The report ‘Quantum-related cybersecurity in Denmark’ is a joint research project between the Niels Bohr Institute, DTU, KMD, IBM, Danish Chamber of Commerce, the Danish ICT Industry Association, and KPMG. The project has been supported by a Cyberboost grant from Cyber Hub, funded by the Danish Industry Foundation. October 2022

The source of this news is from Technical University of Denmark

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