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> Fortunately, quantum computers of sufficient power to break cryptography have not been invented yet. Estimates for when a cryptographically-relevant quantum computer will arrive, based on the rate of progress in the field, range from 5-20 years, with many observers expecting them to arrive in the mid-2030s. Holy shit fusion energy, artificial general intelligence and quantum computers will all hit the scene at the same time within 5-20 years! Has KC mods taken action to prepare for this yet?

>>22231 what will happen first? seems like quantum computing is rather new compared to other classics.

Pornography production is sufficient with current technological levels no urgent need to develop any fancy machine.

Last I checked PQ algorithms were still pretty immature, quite recently an entire class of them got broken. I'm not going to try and be an early adopter here.

I don't know what any of that means but I just wanted an excuse to post this image, especially because Switzerland posts here frequently, and I want to make sure that he realizes that I have this image saved onto my hard drive for reasons.

I start worrying when quantum computers can factorize 21.