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Quantum singular value transformation – Wikipedia
July 31, 2026images of a QC in a chuch
July 30, 2026Quantum computer at Barcelona Supercomputer Center (BSC)
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Polymarket on X: “BREAKING: Anthropic reveals Claude Mythos discovered post-quantum cryptographic weaknesses that had evaded years of human expert review.” / X
July 29, 2026https://x.com/Polymarket/status/2082155399378022900
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What’s a Quantum Computer Good for, Anyway? | Scientific American
July 19, 2026https://www.scientificamerican.com/event/whats-a-quantum-computer-good-for-anyway/
what’s a quantum computer good for anyway scientific american
Merali, Z. (2026). What’s a Quantum Computer Good For, Anyway?: Quantum computing promises profound power in cryptography, materials design, telecommunications, and much more. But those dreams won’t become reality overnight-if ever. PubMed, 334(6), 34.
https://doi.org/10.1038/scientificamerican062026-1hyamyxndv4q19iphfebno
The bigger NSF Quantum grant
July 19, 2026The second, bigger NSF grant for Quantum in CT
https://news.yale.edu/2026/07/14/major-nsf-award-turbocharge-quantum-tech-innovation-conn Major NSF award to turbocharge quantum tech innovation in Conn.
NSF quantum grand
July 1, 2026https://news.yale.edu/2026/06/25/new-vision-quantum-computing-takes-big-step-forward-new-grant 4 millions NSF quantum grantawarded to Yale led team. Principal investigator is Steve G.
What a quantum-safe Internet looks like
May 17, 2026What a quantum-safe Internet looks like | by Jennifer Tran | System
Weakness https://systemweakness.com/what-does-a-quantum-safe-internet-look-like-41eb183d1437
Quantum computers need vastly fewer resources than thought to break vital encryption – Ars Technica
April 19, 2026thought ZK-proof was interesting…
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In a move that’s turning heads in security circles, Google isn’t releasing the algorithmic improvements that make this achievement possible. Instead, the researchers released a zero-knowledge proof that mathematically proves the existence of the algorithmic
enhancement without disclosing it.
“The escalating risk that detailed cryptanalytic blueprints could be weaponized by adversarial actors necessitates a shift in disclosure practices,” the authors explained. “Accordingly, we believe it is now a matter of public responsibility to share refined resource estimates while withholding the precise mechanics of the underlying attacks.” The researchers, who said they consulted with the US government in forging the new policy, went on to say that “progress in quantum computing has reached the stage where it is prudent to stop publishing details of improved quantum cryptanalysis to avoid misuse.”
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Visualizing Quantum Logic Gates – Bloch Sphere | Quantum Untangled
May 17, 2025Doesn’t show how to combine two gates or make an AND
https://medium.com/quantum-untangled/visualizing-quantum-logic-gates-part-1-515bb7b58916
Shetty, A. (2021, December 30). Visualizing Quantum Logic Gates – Bloch Sphere | Quantum Untangled. Medium.
https://medium.com/quantum-untangled/visualizing-quantum-logic-gates-part-1-515bb7b58916
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