Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. has launched QPA v2, an enterprise platform designed to assist organizations in migrating to post-quantum cryptographic systems ahead of critical regulatory deadlines through 2030. This platform offers AI-driven assessment, planning tools, and real-time dashboards to manage complex cryptographic dependencies across software and hardware. The launch addresses the urgent need for practical tools as quantum computing advances threaten current encryption methods, with government mandates requiring quantum-safe systems by 2035. QPA v2 is already in use by clients globally, positioning the company at the forefront of a growing $17.7 billion market driven by cybersecurity and quantum computing convergence.
Wendy's Canada has introduced a new seasonal menu featuring a strawberry salad made with fresh greenhouse-grown ingredients and 100% Canadian chicken breast. The salad includes mesclun greens, hand-cut strawberries, roasted corn, white cheddar, and p...
Jeff Rosenberg, senior portfolio manager at BlackRock, stated that inflation pressures might be nearing their peak despite recent hotter-than-expected consumer and producer price inflation reports. He noted that underlying inflation measures, such as...
Exclaimer has launched a new integration with UKG Ready, expanding its HRIS integration capabilities to automate the synchronization of employee data from HR systems into email signatures and meeting themes. This move addresses the growing trend of o...
The Thailand elevator and escalator market is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.2% from 2025 to 2031, driven by rapid urbanization and expanding commercial infrastructure. Key players like Otis, KONE, and Mitsubishi domin...
Rogers Communications is investing $22 million to enhance its 5G+ network around BMO Field and nearby areas in Toronto ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The upgrade includes adding wireless infrastructure equivalent to 16 cell towers, deploying addit...
