Sept. 5 (UPI) -- North Korea is promoting the adoption of quantum computing for economic development, according to a South Korean news service. NK Economy reported Thursday quantum...

Oct 23, 2020 · To counter such measures, North Korea is developing quantum encryption technology in an effort to build a highly secure command and control link between Pyongyang and key missile launching sites. Source: Eurasia Review. East Asia Forum, North Korea’s Evolving Cyber Warfare Strategy – Analysis…

It will be an excellent basis for software engineers to use quantum computing and sensing applications. This page is intended to show all activities related to quantum science and technology that are taking place in Korea.

Sep 6, 2019 · According to a South Korean news service, North Korea is promoting the adoption of quantum computing for economic development. The report indicated that “quantum computers are being highlighted in Korean Workers’ Party newspaper Rodong Sinmun”.

Aug 27, 2024 · In addition to quantum computer software and services, Norma aims to launch South Korea’s first industrial quantum computer by the end of this year. The quantum computer, named “Qrion,” uses a superconducting quantum processing unit (QPU), similar to the CPU in classical computers.

Under this strategy, Korea will aim to become the global center of the quantum economy in 2035 by developing and utilizing quantum computers with our homegrown technology, becoming a quantum internet powerhouse following our status as an internet powerhouse, and leading the global market with world-class quantum sensors, combining defense and ...

In June 2023, the government announced Korea’s National Quantum Strategy to ensure the growth of quantum science and technology and to contribute to the global quantum ecosystem.

propel Korea to the forefront of a quantum jump in the Quantum Era. By 2035, we aim to present a vision and strategy for Korea's quantum science and technology to further transform Korea into a fairer, safer, and more

Oct 2, 2024 · While North Korea's quantum computing progress is unknown, what has become increasingly clear is their use of cybercrime to fund their nuclear programme: Stolen Cryptocurrency: According to...

Nov 5, 2024 · Yonsei University is introducing a quantum computer that exceeds 100 qubits for the first time in South Korea, a crucial threshold for meaningful research applications. Until now, the country has only had access to experimental quantum computers with a maximum performance of 20 qubits.