Singapore is getting its encryption ready for the quantum age

Quantum computers, when they arrive at scale, could crack the encryption guarding today's bank transfers and medical records. Singapore isn't waiting: Toshiba's American and European arms are teaming up with NTT DATA Singapore to pilot quantum-safe infrastructure in the city-state — encryption built to withstand quantum attacks, running on live systems. For one of the world's great financial hubs, it's the digital equivalent of reinforcing the sea wall before the storm: boring, invisible, and exactly what keeps everyone safe.