BTQ Technologies has appointed Dr. Michael Grace, former head of Samsung Knox security, to enhance product security and commercialization of its Quantum Compute-in-Memory (QCIM) architecture. Grace's expertise in trusted computing and secure device architecture will support BTQ's efforts to integrate QCIM into broader systems and commercial applications. This move comes as BTQ advances its QCIM chip roadmap in collaboration with partners like ICTK and Taiwan's ITRI, aiming to develop secure quantum-era technology for IoT, AI, and industrial devices. The company recently validated QCIM's performance and is moving toward system integration and real-world deployment.
Athene Holding's Series A preferred shares will start offering a floating-rate coupon from June 2029, which reduces sensitivity to interest rate changes. Currently trading at about a 5% discount to par, these shares provide a yield-to-call of approxi...
Revolut mistakenly shared customer identities, verification documents, and full transaction histories, including Bitcoin wallet references, after responding to a fraudulent request sent from an unauthorized email using a real government agency's doma...
Ether's price surged 7.46% to $2619 following US inflation data showing 3.4% annual growth, in line with expectations. This triggered a relief rally as investors reacted positively to the absence of worse inflation news, with short sellers buying bac...
Viavi Solutions has reported robust revenue and profit growth driven by strong demand in AI data centers, optical testing, and aerospace & defense sectors. The company’s data center operations, particularly in 1.6T and CPO technologies, are key growt...
Revolut disclosed personal and financial data of some customers, including Bitcoin transaction histories, following a request that appeared to be from a legitimate government agency but was sent from an unauthorized email account. The exposed informa...
