Quantum Researchers Say 30K Qubits Could Crack Bitcoin Keys in Just One Hour
New research from quantum computing company Alice & Bob suggests that breaking the cryptography protecting the Bitcoin network could require far fewer quantum computing resources than previously believed, adding urgency...
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