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Recent advances and speculation in Quantum Computing have created many questions. A look at the NSA’s Suite B cryptographic algorithms resource provides a sound reference for understanding the current state of the industry. However, scientific breakthroughs continue to be a driving force in the Quantum Computing realm.

CS Digest Articles Discussed:

Breakthrough Photonic Processor Promises Quantum Computing Leap

To make true quantum photonic computers a reality, photonic circuitry must first become at least as efficient at multi-tasking as the microprocessors it is designed to replace. Researchers claim to have produced a photonic chip that does just that.

Quantum Computing Research Carries on at Google and NASA

The space agency and the web company entered into a new deal with quantum computer maker D-Wave Systems.

The $50m Intel Investment that’s Bringing Quantum Computing a Little Closer to the Real World

Thanks to an investment in Dutch research, quantum computing is likely to leave the lab and hit the market a little sooner.

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James Rice
James Rice
James Rice is a Cybersecurity Instructor at Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) and was the Lead Instructor for the GenCyber summer camps at MVCC for 2016 and 2017. He is also a cybersecurity analyst at Quanterion Solutions Incorporated.

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