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Google calls for urgent switch to quantum-safe encryption as US delays — New Scientist

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A US body in charge of choosing new encryption algorithms that can withstand quantum computers has delayed announcing them due to undisclosed legal reasons, while a team at Google is calling for an immediate switch, writes Matthew Sparkes.

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