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QUANTUM COMPUTING: THE FUTURE IS NOW IBM recently announced a quantum computer capable of solving problems in minutes that would take today's supercomputers millions of years. Developed by IBM, Google, and others, quantum computers push the boundaries of science and engineering, utilizing atomic forces to achieve unprecedented computational power....

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Фото профиля Beff – e/acc
Beff – e/acc1 год назад

I have some strong opinions on this. Perhaps for a Twitter space.

Фото профиля OZ 🌙🪙
OZ 🌙🪙1 год назад

Check out @dynexcoin $DNX man, this clip literally explains what $DNX is all about 🔥🔥

Фото профиля SiriSamurai | QANplatform $QANX
SiriSamurai | QANplatform $QANX1 год назад

And so we need quantum resistant tech which @QANplatform has been developed for years to protect traditional enterprises/organizations and web3/crypto projects! $QANX will soon be big! $btc $eth

Фото профиля Harv
Harv1 год назад

Qanplatform $QANX is one of few blockchain projects that understood how to be prepared, while still leveraging the existing ecosystems. Legacy coins will be years behind without great solutions for existing wallet owners

Фото профиля 🔮 Alts Krieg 🔮
🔮 Alts Krieg 🔮1 год назад

And many of blockchains have a lot of torubles soon. We can count on #cellframe if you want to be safe before #quantum computers. A lot of part $CELL Cellframe's code is in Nuclear Fusion Reacotr using now. Great technology.

Фото профиля 𝕏Jonathan
𝕏Jonathan1 год назад

Quantum computers are still in their early stages, and there are many challenges to overcome, like error correction and scalability.

Фото профиля MasterPlan
MasterPlan1 год назад

And guess what, it can crack $BTC and $Eth easily so that's why $Cell @cellframenet exist

Фото профиля Quantum safe ❤️ /Quantum Awareness ❤️/Jason❤️
Quantum safe ❤️ /Quantum Awareness ❤️/Jason❤️1 год назад

Bitcoin will be zero.

Фото профиля Mario Lefebvre
Mario Lefebvre1 год назад

Cryptocurrency is doomed already?

Фото профиля Big Joe
Big Joe1 год назад

Quantum computing, deflector shield generators and an Alcubierre drive powered by nuclear fusion, coupled with the practical use of the relativity theory, we can start seriously mapping the stars...

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