IA Networks Enables Quantum Cryptography-Based Access Control with 'Galaxy A Quantum'

[Asia Economy Reporter Jang Hyowon] IA Networks announced on the 18th that it will supply the QRNG (Quantum Random Number Generator) module for the world's first 'Quantum Security (QRNG chipset equipped) 5G smartphone Galaxy A Quantum' and plans to carry out various new businesses based on QRNG packaging technology.

SK Telecom and Samsung Electronics are scheduled to officially launch the ‘Galaxy A Quantum’ on the 22nd. The Galaxy A Quantum is the world's first smartphone equipped with QRNG, applying quantum encryption to further enhance security.

IA Networks supplies the QRNG module, a core component of quantum security, to the ‘Galaxy A Quantum’. Holding the patent for the ‘NeoPAC 3D Shrink module’ that can package the QRNG chip in an ultra-compact size, the company has drastically reduced the size of the QRNG chip from the size of a matchbox to a smaller size than a thumbnail, measuring ‘2.5mm X 2.5mm X 0.8mm’.

The ‘Galaxy A Quantum’ is equipped with 'Initial', a mobile electronic certification (DID) service based on blockchain technology. Galaxy A Quantum users can enhance security by storing company ID cards, certificates, graduation/transcript certificates, insurance claim documents, etc., in Initial, which are then contained in an automatically generated 'Quantum Wallet'. Through QRNG, the security of the encryption keys used in Initial is further strengthened.

An IA Networks official stated, “The strong security system of QRNG will become increasingly important in various fields where security is essential, such as office access control and financial document management,” and added, “IA Networks holds the only QRNG module packaging technology in Korea, securing outstanding technological competitiveness in the quantum security market.”

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