The quantum signing key that self-destructs
A signing key that lets someone sign exactly one message, then provably self-destructs. Our new paper with BTQ Technologies gives the first circuit-level implementation of one-shot signatures.
Technical articles and insights from the QPerfect team.
A signing key that lets someone sign exactly one message, then provably self-destructs. Our new paper with BTQ Technologies gives the first circuit-level implementation of one-shot signatures.
The gap between quantum simulation and real-world quantum computing has always been defined by three things: scale, noise, and the ability to optimize. With this...
Quantum computing is evolving at an unprecedented pace, and the need for robust, realistic, and user-friendly simulation tools has never been greater. At QPerfect, we...
Contribution from Anna Leonteva, Software Engineer at QPerfect Many complex problems today — such as drug discovery and supply chain optimization — can be framed...
Contribution from Asier Piñeiro Orioli, Quantum Scientist at QPerfect Recently at QPerfect we were discussing over coffee the stream of amazing results on quantum error...
Contribution from Shannon Whitlock, Scientific advisor and co-founder of QPerfect. In July, I attended the Q2B conference in Tokyo where we launched MIMIQ, our groundbreaking...