Quside technology in action

High-frequency trading (HFT) is a subset of algorithmic trading that focuses on executing trades at incredibly high speeds, that has become a topic of great interest in the financial industry. This type of trading involves the use of powerful computers and algorithms and is a major focus of research and development in the financial industry. Here, Quside RPUs emerge as a pivotal tool, notably enhancing simulation speeds and algorithm efficiency through its stochastic optimization solutions.

• Telefónica’s digital business holding company is offering its customers next-generation solutions in its VDC cloud service following successful completion of testing.
• Quantum random number generation and Entropy-as-a-Service (EaaS) architectures have facilitated this advanced offering and the validation of an extensive number of use cases, including enhanced key generation for cryptographic modules (HSM), data security in SDN networks, Monte Carlo simulations, and randomization for gaming applications.
• Telefónica Tech’s VDC customers will benefit from the quantum random number service and the technology will be accessible as a new resource in the cloud.

CESGA, the centre of computing, high performance communications systems, and advanced services of the Galician Scientific Community, the University academic system, and the National Scientific Research Council (CSIC), recently installed into their supercomputing facilities a quantum random number generator from Quside, a Barcelona-based quantum technology company offering quantum random number generators (QRNG) for safe connectivity and advanced computation.

The Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC), a pioneering supercomputing center in Spain, recently deployed a quantum random number generator (QRNG) from Quside to pilot the use of this new resource for randomized algorithms and Monte Carlo methods.

The advent of 5G technologies brings us to a new era in the wireless communication technologies field. We are witnessing a breakthrough that supplies us with faster speeds, lower latency, and higher capacity while having a higher energy efficiency than previous wireless communication technologies. It also unleashes possibilities for new applications in many fields, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), smart cities, logistics, and unmanned autonomous vehicles (UAVs).