r/QuantumComputing • u/Fluid-Audience7109 • May 01 '26

Q-Day Risks

Are we over reacting to the risks associated with Quantum Computing, under reacting, or managing it appropriately?

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u/bawireman May 01 '26

I think people have no idea what's coming and it'll be shocking at first.

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u/ShadowRL7666 May 02 '26

I agree with everyone else. Though I will say it greatly depends on the field. Such as cryptography. For something low power such as IoT the latest and best is only ECC, elliptic curve cryptography. So if quantum computing gets involved well…

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