Quantum-safe cryptography: what organizations must do now Quantum computers are advancing to the point where some widely used public-key cryptosystems could become vulnerable. That makes post-quantum or quantum-safe cryptography a critical area for risk management. Preparing now reduces the chance that encrypted data captured today will be decrypted…
Quantum-safe cryptography is moving from theoretical research into practical planning as organizations prepare for a new class of computing power that can threaten today’s public-key systems. Understanding the risks and taking concrete steps now helps protect sensitive data against future decryption attacks and reduces costly emergency migrations later.…
Edge AI and TinyML: Bringing Intelligence to Devices Edge AI—the practice of running artificial intelligence models directly on devices rather than in the cloud—is transforming how products interact with users, networks, and the physical world. Coupled with TinyML, a movement toward ultra-efficient machine learning for microcontrollers and low-power…
Emerging technologies are shifting the foundation of computing, communications, and materials science. Among the most promising trends are quantum computing and photonic processors, which together promise new computational power, energy efficiency, and problem-solving approaches that classical systems struggle to deliver. What quantum and photonic technologies offerQuantum computing harnesses…
Quantum Computing: Practical Opportunities and What Organizations Should Do Now Quantum computing is moving beyond theory and into practical early-stage deployments, shifting how businesses, researchers, and security teams plan for tomorrow. Understanding where quantum offers real advantage—and where it remains experimental—helps organizations prioritize investments and reduce risk. What…
Energy storage is at the heart of a cleaner, more resilient energy system. Advances across battery chemistries and grid-scale technologies are unlocking longer range for electric vehicles, faster charging, safer cells, and flexible storage for intermittent renewables. Understanding the main breakthroughs helps consumers, fleet operators, and utilities make…
Next-generation batteries are reshaping how energy is stored, delivered, and recycled—unlocking faster charging, longer ranges, and safer systems for everything from electric vehicles to grid backup. Understanding the key technologies and adoption hurdles helps consumers, fleet managers, and utilities make smarter decisions as deployment accelerates. Why the shift…
Quantum computers are prompting a major shift in how organizations protect data and communications. While large-scale quantum machines that break widely used public-key algorithms are still developing, the push toward quantum-safe cryptography is already affecting planning and procurement across industries. Preparing now reduces future risk and avoids costly…
On-Device Machine Learning: Bringing Intelligence to the Edge On-device machine learning is transforming how products sense, decide, and act. By moving model inference from the cloud to the device itself, companies unlock lower latency, stronger privacy controls, reduced bandwidth costs, and new classes of offline-capable products. Advances in…
Solid-state batteries are poised to reshape how devices, vehicles, and energy systems store power. By replacing liquid electrolytes with solid materials, these batteries promise higher energy density, improved safety, and faster charging—qualities that address core limitations of current lithium-ion technology. What makes solid-state differentTraditional lithium-ion batteries use a…