Anhui Provincial Key Laboratory for Quantum Computing Chips said China's BenYuan Wukong series of domestically developed superconducting quantum computers has cumulatively completed over 1 million global quantum computing tasks, continuing to deliver stable, reliable autonomous quantum compute capacity to international users. The systems incorporate a post-quantum cryptography (PQC) protection framework and have achieved coordination between compute supply and security protection ('spear' and 's

Anhui Provincial Key Laboratory for Quantum Computing Chips said China's BenYuan Wukong series of domestically developed superconducting quantum computers has cumulatively completed over 1 million global quantum computing tasks, continuing to deliver stable, reliable autonomous quantum compute capacity to international users. The systems incorporate a post-quantum cryptography (PQC) protection framework and have achieved coordination between compute supply and security protection ('spear' and 'shield'), preliminarily building an attack-and-defense-capable quantum computing service platform.