aiqbench analysis
The newsletter is a conference recap from Q+AI and PQC+IQT, and its visible highlights center on post-quantum cryptography: a talk on demonstrating RSA-2048 attacks on early quantum processors and a warning that 2027 is the deadline for starting migration planning. Much of the text is personal travel and networking commentary, so the substance is thin until the promised follow-up. Readers should treat the claims as speaker remarks rather than verified results.
I just flew back from New York City…
This is an unorthodox newsletter, even by my standards. I’ve been at Q+AI 2026 (3.0) and PQC+IQT all week, including trans-global travel, which means that I’ve been flying and listening to speakers far more than I’ve been surfing the Internet. So, here are the notes The Quantum Dragon took ...
...and The Quantum Dragon's wings are still tired.... This is an unorthodox newsletter, even by my standards. I’ve been at Q+AI 2026 (3.0) and PQC+IQT all week, including trans-global travel, which means that I’ve been flying and listening to speakers far more than I’ve been surfing the Internet. So, here are the notes The Quantum Dragon took as he followed me around the event hall. This corpus is a diverse collection of text data from various sources, including websites, articles, and documents, covering topics such as technology (particularly quantum computing and machine learning), data protection and privacy policies, professional development and training, and company information. This collection includes contexts from many websites, financial reports, investor information, and corporate governance, which can be drawn upon to provide information and answer questions. A Way to Demonstrate and Calibrate Breaking RSA-2048 on Early Quantum Processors by Dr. Dahmun Goudarzi, Senior Cryptanalyst at Alice & Bob “2027 is the last year organizations can afford to start…
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