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PQ-SDN is designed for a wide range of UxV applications,and offering a full 2W of output power. PQ-SDN includes MANET IP Mesh capability to allow up to 144 nodes in a self-healing network. With two USB interfaces capable of supporting USB cameras and headsets as well as Wi-Fi, cellular and Ethernet dongles, PQSDN can also be connected to a range of host devices using RNDIS Ethernet over USB connectivity. Features and Benefits: • 2W total output power (2x1W COFDM transceivers)

Gorilla partners with CHELPIS to integrate NIST-validated post-quantum cryptography into its SD-WAN platform, accelerating the global commercial deployment of quantum-safe network security solutions.

Source: [ Matthias Kannwischer ] via LinkedIn Success in the post-quantum era is driven by collaboration. We are proud to announce that mldsa-native — a high-performance, high-assurance ML-DSA implementation maintained by Hanno Becker (Amazon Web Services) and Matthias Kannwischer (CHELPIS) — has achieved major milestones in global adoption in January 2026: ✅ #AWS-LC (AWS Libcrypto): AWS's core cryptographic library, powering security across AWS services and infrastructure. ✅

In the midst of digital transformation, remote work and cloud applications have become the norm for business operations. To secure remote connections, many enterprises still rely on Virtual Private Networks (VPNs). However, confronting an increasingly complex cybersecurity threat landscape and the advent of the quantum computing era, the defensive capabilities of traditional VPNs are proving insufficient. Potential Risks of VPN: Hidden Vulnerabilities Behind Secure Connection

The hidden risks of the post-quantum era In today’s cybersecurity assessments, we’re used to checking for weak passwords, malware, and vulnerabilities. But there’s another overlooked risk that is quickly coming to the surface as quantum computing advances: What encryption algorithms are currently used in your systems — and are they truly secure? Many people believe that practical quantum computers are still far away. However, Pete Shadbolt, Co-founder and CTO of U.S. startup