Quantum security, AI and the race for sovereign space capability, with Space CoLAB's Carley Scott
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How can quantum technology and secure communications protect Australia's space and defence capabilities against emerging cyber threats?
In this episode of the Space Connect Podcast, news editor Robert Dougherty is joined by Carley Scott, CEO of Space CoLAB and former CEO of Equatorial Launch Australia, which established Australia's first spaceport.
The pair, attending Cicada X Tech23 in Sydney, discuss the growing threat posed by quantum computing, the role of AI in secure communications, Australia's sovereign technology ambitions and the challenges facing the nation's emerging space industry.
The podcast conversation includes the following topics:
- The looming threat posed by quantum computing to conventional encryption.
- Space CoLAB's HaloCore technology, a laser communications system designed to use quantum states to detect intrusion and protect sensitive communications.
- The growing convergence of AI, machine learning and quantum technologies, and their potential to improve system efficiency.
- The outlook for Australian space investment and the significance of continued government support for early-stage companies, deep technology and critical space capabilities alongside growing private investment.
- The challenge of retaining Australian space companies as international markets expand, with opportunities in the US and Europe potentially drawing investment, manufacturing and skilled workers offshore.
Enjoy the podcast,
The Space Connect team
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