In quantum computing, a qubit is a unit of data that can exist in multiple states simultaneously. This allows quantum computers to process many outcomes at once, making them significantly faster than classical computers. This speed will allow them to break today's encryption

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Quantum supremacy isn’t only advancing through more powerful computers; it’s also evolving through algorithm improvements. MIT researchers have refined Shor’s algorithm to be faster and more practical for smaller quantum machines, using fewer qubits and with better noise

Near daily advancements in Quantum Computing mean Y2Q, or Q-Day, the unknowable date when QCs break today's encryption methods, is getting closer all the time. What was once considered a distant threat is now an urgent challenge we must all be ready for. Learn more at

If a project claims to have its own blockchain but you can’t verify it through block explorers, active GitHub repositories, or community engagement, proceed with caution. Some projects are making big promises without delivering a functional, provably quantum-resistant product.

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Classical computers aren’t relics on display in a museum—they’re the devices we use daily. So what makes them ‘classical’? And why are quantum computers so much better at solving complex problems than even the most powerful classical machines? Quantum computing expert

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Heard of "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later"? Hackers are collecting encrypted data now with an aim to decrypt it once a sufficiently powerful quantum computer is available. It’s a ticking time bomb with an unknown countdown. Your digital assets are already at risk. But you can

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