COMPANY
OUR MISSION
To unlock the power of quantum computing for resilient, next-generation cybersecurity.
The advent of quantum computing ushers in not only incredible computational power but also a significant threat to cybersecurity. As the CEO of BlocQ, I recognize the urgency of our mission: we are racing against time to protect digital infrastructure from quantum threats.
Our goal is ambitious: to unlock the power of quantum computing for resilient, next-generation cybersecurity. It's about setting the standard for post-quantum digital security and making quantum computing a practical part of everyday life.
To achieve this, we have assembled a world-class team of experts in quantum computing and cybersecurity. We're not just preparing for a quantum future; we're actively shaping it by developing quantum-resistant solutions to secure vulnerable digital infrastructure before it can be exploited.
We stand at a pivotal moment in the evolution of quantum computing technology. The quantum threat is real, but so is our commitment to counter it. By harnessing quantum computing's potential, we aim to forge new frontiers in encryption and cybersecurity, ensuring digital economy remain secure in the post-quantum era.
杉浦 祥 Sho Sugiura, Ph.D.
Our Team
We assembled world-leading quantum computer experts and cybersecurity professionals,
also leveraging the worldwide network of quantum researchers
杉浦 祥 Sho Sugiura, Ph.D. CEO
Sho holds a Ph.D. from the University of Tokyo and completed his postdoctoral research fellowship at Harvard University in Eugene Demler's group. He served as a Senior Research Scientist at NTT Research, Inc., collaborating with MIT's Isaac L. Chuang's group.
With over a decade of research experience in quantum computers, Sho is driven by a passion to create meaningful societal impact. This motivation inspired him to establish BlocQ, Inc., dedicated to developing cyber security solutions against quantum computers.
仁科 貴 Takashi Nishina, MBA COO
Takashi started his professional career at Japan’s Ministry of Finance, where he developed Japan’s strategies for international conferences such as G7 and G20. After that, he joined McKinsey & Company. He managed various types of projects in terms of functions and industries as an Engagement Manager. Most recently, he was the Principal Business Value Consultant at Palo Alto Networks, supporting Japanese enterprises to enhance their cybersecurity postures. He earned a bachelor's degree in economics at the University of Tokyo and an MBA with finance and business analytics concentrations at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School.