Quantum Dice has been selected as one of the winners of the Quantum for Society Challenge, launched last year by the World Economic Forum’s UpLink initiative and the Centre for the 4th Industrial Revolution Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (C4IR KSA), for its innovative Probabilistic Computing solution. The winners were revealed in Riyadh on 14 April, …
This blog was originally published by techUK for its World Quantum Day 2025 campaign. You can check out the original article here. In March 2023, the UK unveiled an ambitious vision to become a ‘quantum-enabled economy,’ launching a ten-year strategy backed by £2.5 billion in public funding for research, innovation, and skills to support its …
Telecom networks are undergoing a rapid transformation. On the one hand, we are witnessing the rise of IoT, mass migration to cloud-based services, and a constantly growing demand for faster speeds. On the other, cyber threats are increasing in number while evolving to become more sophisticated. Unfortunately, even the biggest names in the industry still …
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Co-Founder Wenmiao Yu recently had the privilege of attending the UN Opening Ceremony for the International Year of Quantum Technologies and Sciences. Read the blog for her key takeaways.
Quantum Dice’s DISC™ QRNG has been integrated with Thales’ Luna HSMs to offer enhanced security advantages to enterprise customers.
Quantum Dice has joined the sixth cohort of the Digital Security by Design (DSbD) Technology Access Programme, a UK government-backed initiative, that aims to integrate secure-by-design principles into the development of resilient technologies.
Quantum Dice, a University of Oxford spin-out pioneering quantum random number generator (QRNG) technology, and SCI Semiconductor, a UK-based developer of high-integrity silicon devices, today announce the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU).
Meet Daniel Eskander, Junior Electronics Engineer at Quantum Dice. He explains why working on new and cutting-edge technology is important to him and how his focus at Quantum Dice has evolved from mechatronics engineering to firmware.
Quantum Dice is pleased to support the recent announcement of the Integrated Quantum Networks (IQN) Hub, one of the five hubs funded by the UK government as part of a £160 million investment.
Standards and certifications play an important role in guiding emerging technologies from conception to widespread adoption. One example of international standards that apply to a quantum-enabled technology is the certification of QRNGs.
CEO & Co-founder
A physicist by background, Ramy co-founded Quantum Dice right after completing his DPhil in Atomic and Laser Physics at the University of Oxford. Having previously worked on a wide variety of applications in quantum technologies ranging from computing to communications and sensing, Ramy has a passion for the communication and the commercialization of scientific breakthroughs. Ramy has been leading the company ever since its original inception focusing on ensuring the alignment between the technology development and the needs of the market while ensuring Quantum Dice’s continued growth.
