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  1. Big refact on my viewer project. I've ported the js code to and moved it into its own repo: codeberg.org/KissYagni/quantum.

    I plan to not only show a single QBit, but build more complex circuit. And to do so, I will need more advanced Ux than 2 slider stuck on the left.

    To play with it: kissyagni.com/the-bloch-sphere

  2. Curious, I looked up "post-quantum cryptography":

    Quantum computers, with, for example Shor's algorithm, can factor primes. Wikipedia says:

    - In 2001 [...] factored 15 into 3 × 5
    - In 2012, the factorization of 15 was performed [...]
    - in 2012, the factorization of 21 was achieved.
    - In 2016, the factorization of 15 was performed

    Hmm, not exactly a Moore's law yet.🤔 128 bit primes are a long way to go.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shor%27s

    #quantum_computing #cryptography #shorsalgorithm

  3. My slowly start to be something. I can now represent gate effect on a .

    PauliZ is easy to understand, PauliX and PauliY , Mmm..... Ok, but Hadamard gate is more tricky.

    You can play with here: kissyagni.com/the-bloch-sphere

    Code available here: codeberg.org/KissYagni/KissYag

  4. @darkuncle I like that phrase, "attacks always get better, they never get worse"

    Can I propose an alternative? Do not look for quantum-resistant encryption. Rather replace the entire existing public-key-private key cryptography with something entirely new. If possible something based on quantum computing principles.

    #quantum, #quantum_computing, #quantum_computer, #QuantumSystems

  5. @darkuncle I like that phrase, "attacks always get better, they never get worse"

    Can I propose an alternative? Do not look for quantum-resistant encryption. Rather replace the entire existing public-key-private key cryptography with something entirely new. If possible something based on quantum computing principles.

    #quantum, #quantum_computing, #quantum_computer, #QuantumSystems

  6. Nuevo record!

    Parece que rompieron un #RSA con clave de 22 bits usando un ordenador cuántico de D-Wave.

    Nada que alarmarse, el RSA que usamos todo el tiempo usa claves de 2048b, todavía seguras.

    Pero esto ya marca un avance en el criptoanálisis cuántico! Mejoras en el control de ruido cuántico, uno de los mayores problemas.

    Espero que esto empuje a gobiernos, empresas y desarrolladores, a interiorizarse en criptografía post-cuantica.

    earth.com/news/china-breaks-rs

    #quantum_computing #pqc

  7. Nuevo record!

    Parece que rompieron un #RSA con clave de 22 bits usando un ordenador cuántico de D-Wave.

    Nada que alarmarse, el RSA que usamos todo el tiempo usa claves de 2048b, todavía seguras.

    Pero esto ya marca un avance en el criptoanálisis cuántico! Mejoras en el control de ruido cuántico, uno de los mayores problemas.

    Espero que esto empuje a gobiernos, empresas y desarrolladores, a interiorizarse en criptografía post-cuantica.

    earth.com/news/china-breaks-rs

    #quantum_computing #pqc

  8. Microsoft released v1.0 of their Quantum Development Kit in January, re-written in Rust and compiled to wasm so that you can run quantum circuits through the simulator directly in VSCode locally or in the browser - no server required. Pretty impressive and a nice developer experience. So now both MS and IBM's Qiskit are using rust for their Quantum offerings... a good time to be interested in Quantum Computing and working with rust!
    devblogs.microsoft.com/qsharp/

    #rust #rustlang #quantum_computing #microsoft

  9. Microsoft released v1.0 of their Quantum Development Kit in January, re-written in Rust and compiled to wasm so that you can run quantum circuits through the simulator directly in VSCode locally or in the browser - no server required. Pretty impressive and a nice developer experience. So now both MS and IBM's Qiskit are using rust for their Quantum offerings... a good time to be interested in Quantum Computing and working with rust!
    devblogs.microsoft.com/qsharp/

    #rust #rustlang #quantum_computing #microsoft