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The article addresses a critical vulnerability in current digital infrastructure posed by advancing quantum computing capabilities, specifically the risk of "store now, decrypt later" attacks against encrypted data and AI models. This shift moves beyond theoretical promise to immediate practical implications for cybersecurity and data privacy that are central to the field of quantum technology. The piece highlights the urgent need for post-quantum cryptographic solutions as a primary focus for researchers and industry leaders in this domain.

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Quantum greatest breakthrough may be trust

GDELTAugust 7, 20265 min read

Recently in Geneva, the world's largest forum on AI for Good, gathered around a simple question: how can technology best serve society? While the sentiment goes back to pre-industrial times, the conversation has firmly moved to algorithms. What about the machines that will come next? Executive Director of Quantum Communications at the Technology Innovation Institute (TII). Quantum technology has crossed a line. It is no longer a distant promise, but a growing portfolio of real applications. Quantum and quantum-inspired solutions are being applied to the simulations that underpin nuclear power, to…

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