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Revenues from quantum computers and related services sold to the banks and financial institutions will total USD 450 million by 2026, according to IQT Research.
quantum computing, financial services, banks, research
Korean bank DGB Daegu has announced that transactions conducted by customers via its mobile banking app on a Samsung Galaxy A Quantum 5G smartphone will soon be secured with 5G quantum cryptography.
DGB Daegu, ID Quantique, quantum computing, mobile banking, online banking, South Korea, fraud prevention, quantum cryptography, 5G
TIM is the first telecommunications operator in Europe to implement quantum computing algorithms in planning its next generation mobile networks.
telecommunications, TIM, Italy, quantum computing, QUBO, mobile networks, 4.5G, 5G
Large-scale quantum computers will significantly expand computing power, creating new opportunities for improving cybersecurity.
cybersecurity, quantum computing, risk management, fraud prevention, behaviour, quantum cybersecurity, cyberattacks
IBM Research scientist Stefan Woerner reveals for The Paypers findings of a recently published paper called Option Pricing Using Quantum Computers, co-authored with JPMorgan
IBM Research, Stefan Woerner, quantum computing, financial derivatives, JPMorgan, option pricing, Monte Carlo simulations
The Canadian Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security has decided to investigate digital security in the financial sector as a national economic security issue.
cybersecurity, AI, training, cyber skills, quantum computing, encryption, online security, secure by design, IOT, secure by design, Canada
The Worldline Research & Development crypto team aims to create more advanced cryptography designed to secure payments.
Worldline, quantum computing, cryptography, innovation, research, payments security, IT
The development and commercialisation of super-fast computers has made (and is making as we speak) huge progress across the world in the last two years
IBM, Stefan Woerner, quantum computing, IBM Q, financial services, risk analysis, pricing of derivatives, quantum ready, quantum advantage, symmetric encryption, asymmetric encryption, quantum computers
In 2018, George Gesek, the CEO of NOVARION Systems made an insightful introduction on quantum computing to The Paypers’ readers, worthy of a follow up
George Gesek, NOVARION Systems, quantum computing, Qubits, software, risk analysis, Market Prediction, machine learning
Efma: Technology is creating good opportunities for the banks to better engage with the customer and predict their needs
Efma, Vincet Bastid, interview, CCX Forum, technology, banking, digital, artificial intelligence, internet of things, quantum computing, blockchain, chatbots, mobile banking, KYC, AML
Keio University has teamed up with JSR, MUFG Bank, Mizuho Financial and Mitsubishi Chemical to work on applications for quantum computers.
quantum computing, IBM, Keio University, JSR, MUFG Bank, Mizuho Financial, Mitsubishi Chemical, emerging technology, banking
George Gesek, CEO of NOVARION Systems shares with us useful insights into how will quantum computing affect the financial services industry.
quantum computing, George Gesek, NOVARION Systems, Qubits, innovation, emerging technology, money laundering, financial fraud
New technology and more collaboration will support ‘faster versions of payment solutions’ of what is done today, however it also opens a door to new security risks.
banks, fintech, FI, retailers, instant payments, GDPR, digital identity, authentication, AI, quantum computing, FIDO Alliance, Nets, Nok Nok Labs, ACI Worldwide
Damo, an Alibaba academy, is launching eight research bases in China, Israel, the US, Russia and Singapore and is hiring 100 researchers to work on artificial intelligence, quantum computing and fintech.
Alibaba, Damo to be launched in China, Israel, US, Russia, Singapore, ecommerce, artificial intelligence, fintech, research, quantum computing