Quote from: NotFuzzyWarm on Today at 04:41:44 PM

Quote from: WhyFhy on Today at 07:09:07 AM

My paradox is this.
Even if we find a form of quantum encryption,And quantum computing scales , it renders the current encryption obsolete.
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Um, quantum encryption chips have existed and been in use since 2021... ref here

More recently Microsoft also announced a QE chip a few days ago. https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/microsoft-quantum-chip-encryption/

QE is something entirely different and far easier to implement than QC (Quantum Computing). QC still has a long long way to go before it is able to crack current standard encryption (or for that matter do anything significantly useful). It is hardly 'pseudo science'. You might want to start doing a little fact checking before posting yer thoughts...

That's my dilemma on this subject, you say a long time. I disagree. It's all time based cat and mouse .
I'm just speculating here.

Photonic encryption is part of QKD , I don't want to discuss this route as it leads to gating.
I don't think we want the gating route. Perhaps I'm wrong?

I don't mind putting my thoughts on here and having someone such as you contesting them.
It took me years to really start grasping basics even in bitcoin. I don't know shit.
My goal here is to see if there's other physical routes to protect classical systems against QC.