Building quantum-resilient communication; Startup ecosystem sees steady rise in VC inflow Pramatra Space has developed an in-house photonics chip that generates encryption keys using the physics of quantum entanglement, with the aim of making enterprises quantum-resilient. Hello, AI company Anthropic said it will “disable” its most advanced AI models for all users after the US government told it to suspend access for foreign nationals. The development comes amid security concerns over the use of its tools, Fable 5 and Mythos 5. The US government hasn’t given specific reasons for its directive to the company, The Guardian reports. Anthropic’s relationship with the Trump administration soured earlier this year after it refused to allow the US military to use its AI models for domestic surveillance and fully autonomous weapons systems. Moving on, technology is playing a major role in the 2026 World Cup, with Brazil using smart vests to track player data. This year, sports scientists are tracking players using wearable technology to obtain data regarding sprint speeds and heart rates as well as fatigue levels and injury recovery. The data, according to an article in BBC Future, is used for career-defining decisions. The pressure is high for Brazil this year as it looks to end its 24-year wait for World Cup glory. Did you know that with five titles, Brazil has won the men's World Cup more times than any other nation? In today’s newsletter, we will talk about - Building quantum-resilient communication - Startup ecosystem sees steady rise in VC inflow Here’s your trivia for today: What event is the subject of John Reed's book "Ten Days That Shook the World"? Startup Building quantum-resilient communication Bengaluru-based Pramatra Space is working on a problem that feels straight out of the future, but is quickly becoming urgent: securing digital systems in a