Streetinsider Infleqtion Launches Quantum Timing Solution to Enhance Resilience Against Timing Attacks
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- •Infleqtion's Tiqker quantum clock enhances timing precision for critical systems.
- •The solution integrates with Safran's systems to provide resilience against GPS vulnerabilities.
- •Available globally, it supports defense, telecom, and critical infrastructure sectors.
Infleqtion has announced the availability of its Tiqker™ quantum optical clock, developed in partnership with Safran Electronics & Defense, to provide a precision timing solution for mission-critical systems. This solution addresses vulnerabilities in traditional timing technologies like GPS and GNSS, which are susceptible to jamming and spoofing. The Tiqker clock has been integrated with Safran's White Rabbit and SecureSync systems, demonstrating picosecond accuracy in a recent live demonstration. This advancement is crucial for sectors such as defense, telecommunications, and critical infrastructure, where reliable timing is essential. The validated solution is now available to customers globally, ensuring operational continuity even in environments where traditional signals are compromised. The collaboration aims to enhance national security and the stability of global economic infrastructure.
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