DEEP DIVES
APR 24, 2026
A new piece exploring three possible futures for cryptography by 2035: no quantum threat materializes, post-quantum encryption is adopted in time, or quantum computers arrive before defenses are ready. The outcome hinges on whether quantum hardware or quantum-resistant cryptography wins the race, with major economic and societal stakes either way.
BY VICTOR KERROS
APR 2, 2026
From multilateral frameworks inherited from Cold War non-proliferation efforts to the securitization of dual-use frontier technologies, quantum export controls are reshaping geopolitical competition, and the battle over quantum is only just beginning. How are quantum technologies currently regulated across borders, and what should we expect?
BY YLAN TRAN
Is Quantum Computing A Winner-Takes-All Industry ?
MAR 16, 2026
From IBM’s dominance in mainframes to the Intel–Microsoft “Wintel” era and the rise of NVIDIA in AI GPUs, computing hardware markets have often produced a single long-term winner. As quantum computing moves from labs toward real-world deployment, the same question now emerges for quantum processing units (QPUs). Will the quantum era also crown one dominant player, or will this market evolve differently?
BY VICTOR KERROS