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NTT Research today announced that a scientist from its Cryptography and Information Security (CIS) Lab and a colleague from the NTT Social Informatics Laboratories (SIL) have written a pathbreaking paper on quantum advantage. The paper was selected to be presented at the annual IEEE Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science (FOCS), which is taking place Oct. 31–Nov. 3 in Denver. […]

NTT Research has created a circuit and a battery connected by wires made of carbon tubes as opposed to copper. Copper is both rare and harmful to the environment in large quantities, whereas this battery is completely recyclable and uses chemicals found in fertilizer to power the transistor. The resulting transistors are very low-frequency devices

A recent paper by Dr Brent Waters, NTT Research Cryptography & Information Security (CIS) Lab director and Dr David Wu, an assistant professor at University of Texas at Austin, is significant as it develops new techniques for communications and the proof system model. Proof systems are a useful building block for authentication systems. They consist

NTT Research named Takashi Goto head of its technology promotion team, a group set up to productize well-developed research concepts. Goto was previously a director in the NTT R&D planning department, and before that a senior manager and senior research engineer at the NTT Information Network Laboratory Group. He joined NTT Research in July, succeeding Kei Karasawa, who has

Takashi Goto has been appointed as Head of its Technology Promotion Team, a group set up to help productize well-developed research concepts. Goto was previously a director in the NTT R&D Planning Department and before that, a senior manager and senior research engineer at the NTT Information Network Laboratory Group. He joined NTT Research on July

 NTT Research, Inc., a division of NTT, today announced that it has named Takashi Goto as head of its Technology Promotion Team, a group set up to help productize well-developed research concepts. Mr. Goto was previously a director in the NTT R&D Planning Department and before that a senior manager and senior research engineer at

 NTT Research, Inc., a division of NTT, today announced that it has named Takashi Goto as head of its Technology Promotion Team, a group set up to help productize well-developed research concepts. Mr. Goto was previously a director in the NTT R&D Planning Department and before that a senior manager and senior research engineer at

Previously, Mr. Goto was Director of R&D at NTT and was previously Senior Manager and Chief Research Engineer at NTT Information Network Laboratories Group. He joined NTT Research Institute on July 1, 2022. Mr. Kei Karasawa has been appointed to a managerial position at NTT R&D in Tokyo. Mr. Goto will join his team in

The division of NTT has named Dr Al Emondi as head of partner strategy. An experienced organizational and technology leader, Dr Emondi joined NTT Research in March 2022 on a contract basis as part of its leadership advisory team, with responsibilities that include growth and research partner opportunities, strategic project and program support, partner enablement and value,

NTT Research, a division of NTT ,  announced that members of its Cryptography & Information Security (CIS) Lab authored or co-authored 17 papers that are being delivered at Crypto 2022, one of the leading international conferences on cryptologic research. A paper co-authored by CIS Lab Director Brent Waters won the event’s Best Paper Award, his

NTT Research, a division of NTT announced that members of its Cryptography & Information Security (CIS) Lab authored or co-authored 17 papers that are being delivered at Crypto 2022, one of the leading international conferences on cryptologic research. A paper co-authored by CIS Lab Director Brent Waters won the event’s Best Paper Award, his second such award in

Could analog artificial intelligence (AI) hardware – rather than digital – tap fast, low-energy processing to solve machine learning’s rising costs and carbon footprint? Researchers say yes: Logan Wright and Tatsuhiro Onodera, research scientists at NTT Research and Cornell University, envision a future where machine learning (ML) will be performed with novel physical hardware, such as those based on