Toshiba targets $3 billion revenue in quantum cryptography by 2030.
                     Toshiba Targets $3 Billion Revenue 
in Quantum Cryptography by 2030
Introduction
• In order to provide two remote parties with cryptographic keys that are 
resistant to cyber attacks powered by quantum computers, the cyber 
security technology, called quantum key distribution (QKD), leverages the 
essence of quantum physics. 
Source: extremetech.com
Quantum Cryptography
• Quantum cryptography is the science of using the performance of 
quantum mechanical properties. 
• Theoretically, quantum coin flipping is a safe way of interacting between 
two distrustful groups, but it is hard to perform physically.
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Examples
• Quantum Computing Decryption
• Secure Communications Using Quantum Key 
Distribution
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$3 Billion Revenue
• On Monday, Toshiba said it aims to produce $3 billion (approximately  INR 
22,011 crores) in revenue from its advanced data security cryptographic 
technology by 2030, as the massive Japanese conglomerate is struggling to 
find potential growth drivers.
Source: The Business Journals
Quantum Computers
• In order to provide two remote parties with cryptographic keys that are 
resistant to cyber attacks powered by quantum computers, the cyber 
security technology, called quantum key distribution (QKD), leverages the 
essence of quantum physics. 
Source: Phys.org
Math-Based Cryptographic 
• With the advance of quantum computers, whose vast computing capacity 
could easily decode traditional math-based cryptographic keys widely used 
in banking, security and health care, Toshiba expects the global QKD 
market to rise to $12 billion in 10 years.
Source: YouTube
QKD’s Network Infrastructure 
• As cyber security has come to the forefront of national defense, the organization 
hopes to exploit the global market for advanced cryptographic technologies. 
• China is developing QKD's network infrastructure vigorously, including quantum 
satellites that transmit quantum signals. 
Source: Computer Science and Engineering
Partners
• The company said it has partnered on pilot QKD ventures with Verizon 
Communications Inc. in the United States and BT Group in Britain, and is in 
negotiations with another South Korean telecommunications carrier. 
Source: SalesTech Star
Learning from COVID-19
• It is now focused on public infrastructure firms that are immune to the 
global economic slump caused by the outbreak of the coronavirus.
Source: unido.or.jp
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