Important points
- BTQ Technologies, a leader in quantum security, is collaborating with Bonsol Labs to bring NIST-approved post-quantum cryptography to the Solana blockchain ecosystem.
- Bonsol Labs will power Solana's infrastructure with verifiable computing and zero-knowledge proofs to support the integration of quantum-resilient cryptographic primitives.
BTQ Technologies, a Nasdaq-listed company specializing in quantum security solutions for blockchain applications, has partnered with Bonsol Labs to integrate NIST-approved post-quantum signatures directly into the Solana ecosystem.
BTQ's collaboration with Bonsol Labs, a developer-centric project that integrates verifiable computing and zero-knowledge proofs into Solana's infrastructure, represents a significant advancement in quantum-proof blockchain technology.
NIST, the U.S. standards organization playing a leading role in developing and promoting post-quantum cryptography standards to counter emerging quantum threats, has standardized the ML-DSA algorithm (FIPS 204) for use in the Partnership to Counter Emerging Quantum Threats.
Bonsol Labs is actively demonstrating a verifiable computing framework on Solana, including tools for efficient proof generation and verification for high-performance needs such as quantum security applications.
Growing interest in quantum-resistant cryptography has led blockchain projects like Solana to seek defenses against potential quantum computing threats, with recent examples uncovering verifiable evidence for real-world use cases.
