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Korea aims to foster 10,000 quantum specialists, 2,000 quantum tech companies by 2035

Korea aims to foster 10,000 quantum specialists and start 2,000 companies that use quantum technologies by 2035.

2026.1.30

This graphic, provided by Professor Kim Keun-su of the Department of Physics at Yonsei University, illustrates the measurement of quantum distance between neighboring electronic states in solid materials. [YONHAP]

Korean team becomes first to measure quantum distance between electrons in solids

A team of Korean scientists has become the first in the world to successfully measure the quantum distance between two electronic states in solid materials, the Ministry of Science and ICT said Friday.

2025.6.6

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Samsung Electronics' new S3SSE2A security chip, far right, sends only secured data to the main processor to better protect sensitive data from hacking by quantum computers. [SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS]

New Samsung-developed security chip can defend against quantum hackers

Samsung Electronics developed a post-quantum cryptography chip, S3SSE2A, to enhance data security against quantum computing threats.

2025.2.26

[THINK ENGLISH] 초전도체, 양자컴퓨터, 로봇, 자율주행 … 과학기술 테마주에 몰리는 투자자들

After the room-temperature superconductor came MXene, followed by quantum computing. Today, the latest developments are in robots and autonomous driving. Investors are flocking to smaller science or tech-themed stocks, pushing the share prices up an

2023.9.27

Gerard ‘t Hooft, left, co-recipient of the 1999 Nobel Prize in Physics “for elucidating the quantum structure of electroweak interactions in physics,” discusses women’s advancement in STEM fields with Ewha Womans University President Kim Eun-mee last Friday at the university in Seodaemun District, western Seoul. [PARK SANG-MOON]

Nobel laureate tells young scientists to believe in themselves

Nobel Prize-winning physicist Gerard ‘t Hooft advised young scientists to have faith in themselves that they can one day give “better answers” than their teachers.

2023.7.5

John Clauser talks with the Korea JoongAng Daily at a hotel in Dongdaemun District, eastern Seoul, on June 26. The physicist won the 2022 Nobel Prize 50 years after his groundbreaking research on quantum mechanics. [PARK SANG-MOON]

John Clauser's five-decade wait for Nobel Prize was worth it

Data shows that Nobel Prize laureates in physics typically had to wait an average of 20 years before receiving the prestigious honor. For John Clauser, that wait was more than twice as long.

2023.7.2

Don’t miss the chance on quantum technology (KOR)

The Ministry of Science and ICT has announced a strategy to develop quantum science and technology for the country.

2023.6.29

Don’t miss the chance on quantum technology

The Ministry of Science and ICT has announced a strategy to develop quantum science and technology for the country.

2023.6.28

Jonathan Home, professor of physics at ETH Zurich, speaks at a quantum science forum organized by the Swiss Embassy in Seoul at the IBS Center for Quantum Nanoscience at Ewha Womans University on Thursday. [PARK SANG-MOON]

Korea, Switzerland prepare for the quantum future

Switzerland and Korea may be poised to open a new chapter on quantum technology together, said Guy Parmelin, a federal councilor of Switzerland, in addressing a group of quantum scientists from Switzerland and Korea at a nanoscience center in...

2023.5.18

Timo Harakka, minister of transport and communications of Finland, speaks with the Korea JoongAng Daily at the Finnish Embassy in Seoul on Monday. [PARK SANG-MOON]

[INTERVIEW] Finland seeks cooperation in next-gen IT technology

Finland brought to Seoul this week a business delegation on quantum technology, space security and next-generation communication networks, often dubbed the nuclear weapons of the tech world. Leading the delegation, Timo Harakka, minister of...

2023.1.30