ECB tells banks to inventory crypto and get post-quantum ready, with AI cyber threats as the warm-up act.

Google's 2029 quantum crypto warning is just the old Shor panic with a date stamp and a blockchain angle.

Why the rush on PQC? Because agencies are told to migrate now, and NIST finally shipped standards before the quantum cliff.

The surprise is not the quantum order, it's that agencies have to migrate real stacks off RSA before Q-Day.

The surprise is it's mostly migration planning, with NIST/NSA/NSF and vendors arguing over crypto-agility, not quantum hype.

Is SLED ready for PQC, or is this just a polite way of saying nobody knows where the crypto lives?

Essay argues CRQC progress is turning into classified-capability turf, so disclosure norms start looking like vulnerability ops.

Quantum-ready advisory board, because the usual enterprise committee apparently wasn't confusing enough.

A PQC partnership press release, except it also pitches secure chiplets and cryogenic CMOS for quantum hardware.

Pipelined FPGA post-processing for QKD, trading logic for throughput and resource efficiency like crypto hardware loves to do.

Why 2029, exactly? Because the hard part is finding all the crypto you already forgot you deployed.

ECDSA.fail tracks updated quantum resource estimates for breaking ECDSA, not the usual handwavy "Shor wins eventually" spiel.

Unlike the usual quantum handwringing, this one ties HNDL to NSM-10, CISA guidance, and NIST migration dates.

When do agencies and contractors have to ditch RSA, and what PQC deadlines did the White House just set?

Quantum Merkle-Damgård revisited: tight consistency bounds, compressed oracles, and a proof gap where the old indistinguishability story...

NIST's PQC migration FAQ covers threat timing, crypto inventories, risk, planning, testing, and validation.

Did a few qubit wins from Microsoft, Google, and AWS really move the post-quantum deadline, or just the press cycle?

IBM Technology video on the PQC executive order and what “Q-Day” actually means, since panic needs a glossary.

The surprise is the deadline, a White House order drags federal PQC migration from someday into procurement paperwork.

A federal quantum deadline is back, with DOE told to chase a fault-tolerant machine by 2028 and PQC migration sped up.

Practical primer on quantum readiness and PQC for finance and crypto stacks, now with the usual inventory, vendors, and board angst.

Post-quantum migration gets a presidential memo, alongside the usual quantum hype and supply-chain handwaving.

Is IBM's $10B quantum plan just investor bait, or a reminder that PQC migration is the real near-term work?

Pentagon wants all crypto PQC by 2031, with nuclear command among the systems that apparently need the memo.

Quantum lazy sampling, for any subgroup of U(N): path-recording oracles and a commutant-based way to compare them.

Can you shrink UBQC brickwork under the blinding layer without leaking anything? BPBO says yes, via certified local resynthesis.

85 quantum priorities, because apparently one roadmap now needs to rank everything from PQC to quantum repeaters.

Single-copy pseudorandom states can be amplified to polynomial copies, because apparently that wasn't enough.

Quantum TPSI gets explicit threshold testing, so you don't need a third party to count the overlap.

NSF News podcast on quantum cryptography, where the future of broken assumptions gets a microphone.