Revisiting this thread is worrying. Back in 2011, Lockheed Martin bought the first quantum computer from D-Wave. In 2024, they’ve filed a patent involving technology related to QRL (Quantum Resistant Ledger).

It’s clear these advances haven’t stopped, and the integration between quantum computing and quantum-resistant systems is much closer than we think.

That’s why, today, I don’t trust my coins on Bitcoin knowing there’s an imminent danger. Bitcoin urgently needs to take action, the sooner, the better. The network’s security is genuinely at risk, and delays only increase its vulnerability.

It’s no longer a question of “if,” but “when” the quantum threat will materialize. Until then, it’s critical to act to protect what we’ve already built.

https://www.army-technology.com/data-insights/lockheed-martin-in-cybersecurity-theme-innovation-strategy/?cf-view

Revisiting this thread is worrying. Back in 2011, Lockheed Martin bought the first quantum computer from D-Wave. In 2024, they’ve filed a patent involving technology related to QRL (Quantum Resistant Ledger).

It’s clear these advances haven’t stopped, and the integration between quantum computing and quantum-resistant systems is much closer than we think.

That’s why, today, I don’t trust my coins on Bitcoin knowing there’s an imminent danger. Bitcoin urgently needs to take action, the sooner, the better. The network’s security is genuinely at risk, and delays only increase its vulnerability.

It’s no longer a question of “if,” but “when” the quantum threat will materialize. Until then, it’s critical to act to protect what we’ve already built.

https://www.army-technology.com/data-insights/lockheed-martin-in-cybersecurity-theme-innovation-strategy/?cf-view