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A Quantum Risk Q&A - Your Questions Answered

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By John Leonard Verified
| MEScomputing Verified
When will it happen, will mitigation affect operations, how much will it cost and what should we do now? Quantum computing’s threat to encryption is - conceptually at least – very simple. One day, perhaps quite soon, a quantum computer may be able to break the public-key encryption that underpins the entire online economy.
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Is Q-Day Really Nigh? Perceptions Of The Quantum Risk

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By John Leonard Verified
| MEScomputing Verified
The quantum threat to encryption has moved from the theoretical to the strategic. In our latest Computing research we look at developments in quantum computing and cryptography, whether UK IT leaders believe the risk is real and what actions they are taking. Q-day is the day when a sufficiently powerful quantum computer can break public-key cryptography.
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When AI Goes Hands-Free: The Rise Of Smart Glasses And Humanoid Robots

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By John Leonard Verified
| MEScomputing Verified
Analysts say we’re at the start of a wearables and robotics revolution. When Meta released its new AI-enhanced smart glasses last October, many minds travelled back to Google Glass, the search giant’s abortive venture into the same territory a decade previously. A lot has changed in 10 years, most significantly AI.
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