The US system to track vulnerabilities is struggling to keep up with its backlog. Experts are scrambling to assemble ...

OpenAI has struck a deal to use Google's cloud computing infrastructure for AI despite the two companies' fierce competition in the space, reports Reuters.

Home Tech In The Spotlight Bitcoin braces for a quantum computing onslaught The cryptocurrency community is starting to worry about a new generation of super-powered computers that could turn the ...

NIST’s post-quantum cryptography timeline NIST provides valuable guidance surrounding quantum adoption and risk mitigation, especially in the context of encryption. NIST’s post-quantum cryptography ...

Simply running an application on a remote server doesn’t make it cloud-native. It’s about specific design principles for scalability and resilience.

Cloud computing has become the ideal way to deliver enterprise applications—and the preferred solution for companies extending their infrastructure or launching new innovations.

What happens when quantum computers can finally crack encryption and break into the world’s best-kept secrets? It’s called Q-Day—the worst holiday maybe ever.

This news about Google Cloud Key Management Service is part of the tech giant’s post-quantum computing strategy.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is urging its open-source Cloud Development Kit (CDK) users to apply fixes now available for a flaw that, under certain circumstances, can allow complete account takeover.

While the full implementation of quantum computing being a ways off still – experts estimate Q-day to happen between five and 10 years for now – it's just a matter of time before current ...