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IonQ Agrees to Buy Zero Trust Security Firm Elisity in an All-Stock Deal Worth Up to $1.3bn
IonQ agrees to buy Zero Trust firm Elisity in an all-stock deal worth up to $1.3bn, incl. up to $150m earnout. Not closed; Q4 2026 expected.
Broadcom and Intel Bosses Say Money, Not Chips, May Be AI’s Biggest Constraint; Intel’s Chief Calls Chinese Model Uptake “Very Fast”
Broadcom's Hock Tan and Intel's Lip-Bu Tan said in Singapore that money, not chips, may be AI's biggest limit; Tan called Chinese model uptake 'very fast'.
IBM Quantum Launches “Directed Execution” in Beta: Mitigate Errors on Your Own Side, Run Circuits as You Direct
IBM launched a beta 'directed execution' model built on a new Executor primitive. What it means for Qiskit developers, and what IBM has not shown.
Justin Sun Says TRON’s Post-Quantum Cryptography Is Live on Testnet; Mainnet Readiness Is His Claim
Justin Sun posted that TRON's post-quantum cryptography is live on testnet. TRON's own records back that. Mainnet readiness is Sun's claim, not a release.
Quantum Roundup: A 42-Qubit Molecule Simulation, a Chip That Holds Photons, and Oratomic’s $775 Million
Three labelled quantum items: a 42-qubit molecule simulation (with a classical caveat), a chip photon memory over 1 microsecond, and Oratomic's $775M.
IonQ Says It Linked a Trapped-Ion Qubit to a Solid-State Memory at More Than 1,000 Entangled Pairs a Second
IonQ says it linked a trapped-ion qubit to a solid-state memory at over 1,000 entangled pairs a second. A preprint backs it. What it does and does not show.
Rutgers and IBM Report Nearly 5,000 Mid-Run Checks and Resets on a Chain of Up to 100 Qubits
A Nature Physics study had an IBM quantum chip check and reset its own qubits thousands of times mid-run. What it shows, and what it does not.
Quantum Plans and Post-Quantum Keys: DOE’s Eight Problems, Fujitsu in New Mexico and Cosmos’s New Signatures
Three quantum items from 8 October 2026: the US Department of Energy names eight science problems that a useful quantum computer should tackle, Fujitsu signs a nonbinding MOU to set up a quantum research centre in New Mexico, and Cosmos ships optional post-quantum ML-DSA keys for blockchains built on its software. What each is, and what it is not.
Post-Quantum Readiness: GAO Finds No Agency Fully Prepared as Chrome and OpenSSH Add Quantum-Safe Tools
A GAO audit found none of 24 major US agencies had fully done three basic steps to prepare for quantum-safe encryption, and only one had a complete inventory of vulnerable systems. The same day, Chrome 155 gave web developers built-in post-quantum algorithms and OpenSSH 10.6 added quantum-resistant login signatures; Surfshark says its WireGuard VPN is now post-quantum for authentication too. What each means, and why quantum-safe website certificates are a separate, later job.
Quantum and wallet keys: Europol says the risk is exposed keys, and Ethereum researchers urge a careful move
Europol’s cybercrime centre says the quantum threat to crypto sits with exposed wallet keys, not blockchains, and urges a phased upgrade now. Separately, Ethereum researcher Justin Drake calls for “bunker mode” over AI-driven maths, with Vitalik Buterin backing caution. What is analysis, what is opinion, and what has not been broken.
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