IT Brief US

Squareroot8 Technologies and Partisia emphasised that modern enterprises need more than stronger encryption. They require verifiable randomness and policy-aware cryptography working together. By combining Squareroot8’s self-verifying Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) with Partisia’s Multi-Party Computation (MPC), their joint solution FracQtion provides a practical, additive path to quantum-safe operations.

Red Hot Singapore

Singapore’s Squareroot8 Technologies armed with S$3 million in backing and years of deep research, they have developed a Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) chip that delivers genuine randomness. This strengthening encryption keys to levels beyond the reach of conventional, math-based methods. With cyber threats mounting, this quantum solution could be a game-changer for protecting critical systems.

Quantum Business Magazine Japan

Partisia and Squareroot8 have launched FracQtion, a joint post-quantum security solution designed to protect industries like finance and telecommunications. The launch also marks their official product partnership.

The Straits Times

Singapore spin-off Squareroot8 Technologies, backed by S$3 million and years of research, has developed a Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) chip that uses true quantum randomness to encrypt data; the more random the keys, the stronger the protection. This approach moves beyond traditional math-based encryption.

Partisia

In a bold step toward advancing secure communication, Singapore-based companies—Squareroot8 and NuSpace have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to jointly shape the future of secure communication with Partisia, a leader in multiparty computation to jointly shape the future of secret communication. By integrating QRNG-enabled satellites, it enables faster and more secure cryptographic processes within a trusted quantum-safe environment. This fully quantum-proof solutions leverage quantum and satellite technologies to deliver encrypted correlated randomness for Multi-Party Computation (MPC), blending expertise in quantum technologies, connectivity infrastructure, and privacy-preserving computation. Read more to discover this revolutionary solution.

Mothership

The article highlights Singaporean startup SQRT8 Technologies' efforts to secure communications in a future where quantum computing could break traditional encryption. SQRT8 is developing quantum-resistant technologies, including a Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG), designed to protect key generation and exchange processes from quantum attacks. As quantum computing advances, SQRT8 aims to safeguard sensitive data against these emerging threats, positioning itself at the forefront of the quantum security revolution. Readers will understand how the startup's innovations are crucial for maintaining data security in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

NuSpace

The article details the successful space demonstration of a Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) and Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) module by NuSpace and Squareroot8 Technologies. Installed on the NuLIoN nanosatellite, the module enables quantum-safe key generation and secure communications, protecting satellite systems from future quantum computing threats. This achievement showcases a cost-effective alternative to Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) for satellite IoT and remote sensing applications, highlighting the potential for future commercial use.