EigenQ and TD SYNNEX have formed a partnership to bolster the security of AMD EPYC server environments against potential post-quantum threats. This collaboration aims to provide scalable migration pathways for high-assurance environments, including those in the public sector, defense, and critical infrastructure, to protect data confidentiality. By addressing the looming threat of quantum computing to classical cryptography, this initiative seeks to mitigate potential risks to sensitive information. The partnership targets AMD EPYC processor-based server infrastructures, which are widely used in enterprise markets. As quantum computing developments advance, the urgency to migrate to post-quantum cryptography increases, making this partnership a crucial step in securing sensitive data1. This matters to practitioners as the timeline for cryptographic migration narrows, emphasizing the need for proactive planning to ensure the long-term security of critical infrastructure.
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EigenQ and TD SYNNEX Partner to Secure AMD EPYC Server Environments Against Post-Quantum Threats
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- Quantum Computing Report. (2026, June 16). EigenQ and TD SYNNEX Partner to Secure AMD EPYC Server Environments Against Post-Quantum Threats. Quantum Computing Report. https://quantumcomputingreport.com/eigenq-and-td-synnex-partner-to-secure-amd-epyc-server-environments-against-post-quantum-threats/
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