Google's quantum computer

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https://www.livescience.com/technology/c...e-to-crack
So much for secure passwords or encryption.
Between "smart" phones, "smart" devices, online banking, digital payments and social media, anybody that wants to can know more about you than you do.

Terry
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For now, it looks like a hundred plus chips have to be linked, but as technology matches on I'm thinking the hackers will be able to get into anything they want to. If that becomes reality I guess my online banking will become a thing of the past.
(Today, 09:30 AM)tommag Wrote: https://www.livescience.com/technology/c...e-to-crack
So much for secure passwords or encryption.


read the article 3 times and it’s still gibberish to me 🥴🥴
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(8 hours ago)Rampy Wrote:
(Today, 09:30 AM)tommag Wrote: https://www.livescience.com/technology/c...e-to-crack
So much for secure passwords or encryption.


read the article 3 times and it’s still gibberish to me 🥴🥴
I don't understand the details either, but what I'm getting is the computing power dwarfs anything else we have exponentially.



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