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/PRNewswire/ -- The Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP), a non-partisan, non-profit project dedicated to strengthening Americas long-term...

Restricting foreign involvement in government-funded research, Canada has made a start toward protecting intellectual property from malign nation-states, but there’s more to be done.

Quantum Computers: In the meantime, Kunz told the panel, a global effort to plunder data is underway so that intercepted messages can be decoded after Q-day in what he described as "harvest now, decrypt later" attacks, according to a recording of the session the agency later made public.

In February, a Canadian cybersecurity firm delivered an ominous forecast to the U.S. Department of Defense. America’s secrets – actually, everybody’s secrets – are now at risk of exposure, warned the team from Quantum Defen5e (QD5).

The company, Brite Semiconductor, offers chip design services to six Chinese military suppliers

Brite Semiconductor: The Biden administration, with bipartisan support, has taken pains to stop the flow of technology and investment to Bejings chip sector, unveiling rules last October to halt some U.S. exports of chips and chipmaking tools to China and in August announcing a ban on certain new U.S. investments in the industry. It has also added dozens of Chinese companies to the entity list, many over ties to Chinas military.

The company, Brite Semiconductor, offers chip design services to at least six Chinese military suppliers, a Reuters examination of company statements, regulatory filings, tenders and academic articles by Peoples Liberation Army (PLA) researchers and institutions found.

A Chinese chip designer, part-owned by the country's top sanctioned chipmaker, is purchasing U.S. software and has American financial backing, relationships that underscore the difficulty Washington faces applying new rules meant to block American support for Beijing's semiconductor industry. The company, Brite Semiconductor, offers chip design services to at least six Chinese military suppliers, a Reuters examination of company statements, regulatory filings, tenders and academic art...

Twin brothers Eric and Greg Levesque dont like to make too much of their identical genetic makeups or any mythic kinship that may have propelled their decision to launch a business together.

U.S. companies are losing as much as $600 billion every year through intellectual property misuse. Strider has built a software platform that’s arming clients with strategic intelligence.