Synergy Quantum, a leader in quantum-secure communication technologies, has successfully installed a Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) at the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), India. This collaboration represents a significant step toward enhancing India’s cryptographic security and advancing Post-Quantum Encryption (PQE) capabilities. The QRNG utilizes Synergy Quantum’s innovative Source-Device Independent Self-Certification (DISC™) protocol, which ensures reliable and tamper-proof randomness through advanced quantum photonics. This unique approach addresses common vulnerabilities in traditional QRNGs, providing a higher standard of security for critical cryptographic applications.
The integration of this advanced QRNG at C-DAC supports India’s efforts to develop resilient encryption methods for the quantum era. By generating truly random numbers that are hardware-independent and scalable, Synergy Quantum’s technology is positioned to play a vital role in secure communications and cryptography.
The rise of quantum computing presents significant challenges to traditional encryption systems, which risk becoming obsolete against the advanced computational power of quantum machines. To address these vulnerabilities, Post-Quantum Encryption (PQE) relies on the generation of strong, unpredictable random numbers as the foundation for securing sensitive data. Synergy Quantum’s Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) offers a robust solution to this need, ensuring cryptographic integrity in a post-quantum era.
Synergy Quantum’s QRNG leverages cutting-edge quantum photonics to produce true randomness, verified in real-time for accuracy and reliability. Unlike conventional systems, it operates independently of specific hardware, eliminating risks of silent failures and ensuring robust performance. Additionally, its compact and scalable design enables seamless integration across diverse applications, making it a versatile tool for enhancing encryption systems in both existing and emerging quantum-secure environments.
The deployment of Synergy Quantum’s QRNG aligns with India’s strategic focus on building self-reliant, secure quantum technologies. This system will enable robust encryption keys essential for PQE and other secure protocols, furthering the nation’s quantum research and innovation goals.
Jay Oberai, Founder and CEO of Synergy Quantum, emphasized the significance of the partnership, stating “This collaboration with C-DAC highlights our shared commitment to quantum security. Our DISC™-powered QRNG ensures unmatched randomness, forming the foundation for secure communications in the post-quantum era.”
The newly deployed QRNG is expected to enhance C-DAC’s research capabilities in quantum computing and secure communication. With applications ranging from encryption and digital signatures to safeguarding critical data, the system marks a milestone in India’s journey toward quantum resilience.
Synergy Quantum continues to lead in quantum-secure solutions, addressing vulnerabilities in traditional cryptography and enabling a secure transition into the quantum age. This collaboration with C-DAC strengthens India’s position as a global leader in quantum technology and cybersecurity innovation.
