Tag: Quantum Computers

The security foundations of anoncreds, blockchains, and most of today’s digital economy rest on cryptographic primitives—RSA, elliptic curve cryptography, digital signatures, and zero-knowledge proofs—that assume certain mathematical problems are computationally infeasible. The hardness of factoring large integers or solving discrete logarithms underpins their safety. Quantum computing directly threatens this assumption.

The terms of the week In a world where technology continues to progress at breakneck speeds, Quantum Computing and Neuromorphic Computing are emerging as two potentially revolutionary paradigms that could redefine the boundaries of technological innovation. Quantum Computing Quantum Computing, otherwise known as quantum computation, is a field that hinges on the application of quantum […]

The District Journal Team Quantum Computing and Blockchain: Clash of Titans or a Chance for Collaboration? Imagine standing at the edge of an uncharted land, the air buzzing with the anticipation of groundbreaking innovations. Out of the mystic shadows emerges a formidable titan – Quantum Computing. Resembling the two-faced Roman God Janus, it stands as […]

The District Journal Team Welcome Quantum Computers! The race towards the final frontier of technology, space, is entering a new era, thanks to the revolution brought about by quantum computers and blockchain. As the aerospace industry gears up for a future filled with satellites, spacecraft, and ever more ambitious exploration missions, the vast amount of […]