JPMorgan, Toshiba, Ciena find new way to protect blockchain

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JPMorgan, Toshiba, Ciena find new way to protect blockchain
A team of quantum computing engineers from JPMorgan Chase, Toshiba and Ciena say they have successfully shown that a powerful, newly-developed encryption network can be used to protect communications on the blockchain, according to a paper. The group of researchers say [pdf] it is the first ...

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