'It's a threat to our way of life.'
"It's a threat to our way of life."Experts are warning that quantum computers could eventually overpower conventional encryption methods, a potentially dangerous fate for humanity that they're evocatively dubbing the "quantum apocalypse," theCracking today's toughest encryption would take virtually forever today — but with the advent of quantum computers, they're warning, the process could be cut down to mere seconds.
"Everything we do over the internet today," Harri Owen, chief strategy officer at the company PostQuantum told the, "from buying things online, banking transactions, social media interactions, everything we do is encrypted." Ilyas Khan, chief executive of the Cambridge and Colorado-based company Quantinuum, agreed, calling encryption-busting quantum computers "a threat to our way of life" in an interview with the broadcaster.Governments are already kicking into action to head off the possibility of their adversaries gaining the upper hand.
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