Quantum cryptographic communications are technology which based  on the principles of quantum mechanics and enables the reliable detection of eavesdropping by attackers. To take quantum cryptographic communications to the global scale, we have developed technologies for the efficient construction of large-scale quantum key distribution networks, along with techniques to increase key distribution speed and extend transmission distance. We are also conducting numerous demonstration trials for a wide range of applications.
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Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is an encryption method based on mathematical problems that are considered difficult to solve, even with quantum computers. Standardized PQC schemes require larger data sizes (sets) than current cryptosystems, such as RSA, which prompted us to work on memory-efficient, high-speed implementation techniques to apply PQC to real systems, such as HDD controllers. We are also developing lightweight PQC schemes with smaller data sizes that can be implemented even on memory-constrained devices.

Critical infrastructure, factories, plants must be protected against cyberattacks. Our  dedicated security technology includes a virtualized infrastructure testbed for simulating real control systems, which allows us to develop and validate cybersecurity technologies under realistic conditions. 

We continue to develop our simulated bifurcation machine. Based on a completely new search principle derived from our unique approach to quantum computing theory, it implements an algorithm dedicated to solving combinatorial optimization problems.
The algorithm is executed at high speed on advanced parallel processors, such as field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) and graphic processing units (GPUs), and quickly derives high-accuracy approximate solutions (good solutions) even for complex and large-scale problems. Proof-of-concept trials in fields including finance and automotive systems are confirming its value.
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HABANEROTS™ IoT infrastructure service aims to ensure security in data collection and remote operation of IoT devices, efficient monitoring and operation, and reduction of development and operation costs by using cloud utilization and operation technologies. It also ensures flexibility for continuous improvement, thereby enabling rapid provision of secure and efficient IoT systems, stable operation, and response to changing needs.

We are developing data linkage technology to support Toshiba GX business, which creates new added value through compliance with regulations such as the European Battery Regulation and visualization of data throughout the product lifecycle after shipment. While ensuring traceability and reliability of data, data modeling enables flexible linkage between different systems and promotes data utilization both inside and outside the company.

Skelios™ is a highly reliable Linux OS that can be used for a wide variety of Toshiba Group products and services. It enables efficient and rapid product commercialization by realizing high real-time performance, security, and automatic update technology as basic functions, which are indispensable for industrial applications. Furthermore, in cooperation with the OSS community, it provides long-term support for more than 10 years, which fulfills the product life cycle, to provide society with sustainable, safe, and secure systems.