Quantum Technologies in Defense & Security
summary
Quantum technologies present concrete impacts: factorization by quantum computers threatens asymmetric crypto, driving urgent post-quantum cryptography work; quantum key distribution and satellite entanglement experiments aim for physics‑backed secure links; annealers show promise on logistic optimization but do not yet beat classical systems; sensing improves timekeeping and promises inertial navigation; industry roadmaps target >1000 qubits by 2023 and Europe commits national funds (Germany ~€2B, France ~€1.8B) while warning that fragmentation hampers deployment.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:43Panel
- 4:40Future of Quantum Technologies
- 9:37Quantum Technologies in Cyber Defense
- 11:27Current Situation in Cyber Defense
- 14:25Quantum Technologies in Defense
- 26:20Industrialization
- 29:50Quantum Industry Group
- 32:35Universal Quantum Computers
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