Canada startup Q-Block shrinks quantum tech to shoebox size


Choi said he sees the most commercial opportunity in timing and synchronization. This includes sensing, telecommunications, data centres, energy grids and financial infrastructure, the majority of which are synchronized to satellite time. He expects organizations will soon connect quantum devices to their infrastructure to protect critical information, as “Q-day,” approaches, the point when quantum computers may become powerful enough to hack current encryption methods.



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