HPE, EigenQ push practical path to post-quantum security
As quantum computing advances and regulatory timelines tighten, organizations are under growing pressure to prepare their infrastructure for post-quantum cryptography. Rather than replacing entire technology estates, enterprises are looking to retrofit existing systems while building longer-term quantum security roadmaps. Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. and EigenQ Inc. are working through the…
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and EigenQ Inc. are collaborating to help organizations implement post-quantum cryptography without the need to replace their entire IT infrastructure. This partnership aims to aid sectors such as healthcare, financial services, defense, and national security as they prepare for the impending quantum security requirements.
EigenQ's solution is a PCIe-based retrofit system that can be added to existing HPE servers without compromising performance or necessitating a complete system overhaul. This approach enables businesses to meet emerging regulatory demands and incorporate quantum-resistant security measures in their current HPE servers, according to Rika Nakazawa, EigenQ's chief growth officer.
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