Could Scientists Develop Unhackable Computers? - Part 2

Saturday, February 25, 2023

You may read the previous post (Part 1):

- Could Scientists Develop Unhackable Computers? - Part 1 | Tanza Erlambang Update



Fig 01- The red flower in the garden.


Several American agencies are developing what they called as quantum computer, and then quantum internet.


The agencies such as universities, national laboratories and federal institutions are trying to connect their computers across the USA with what they call as “the quantum concept.”


Some advantages of quantum computers are:

- using qubit (quantum bit)

- faster and excellent in decryption and encryption works



Fig 02- The painting by a local artist, illustration


Connection among computers and cryptography capabilities cause hackers illigal activities highly possibly be intercepted, hence, there is prospect to get online protection and to prevent hacking.



Fig 03- Unique forms of pumpkins, illustration


However, quantum computer is in the early stages so far. Moreover, hopefully, we will avoid online hackers in the near future soon.


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13 comments:

  1. Thanks for this knowledge as I am a computer illiterate

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  2. That's a great news, Tanza!
    Actually, last week ministers and companies in Italy were targeted by hackers. As soon as the Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, visited Kyiv, cyber attacks began from Russia. I hope this will never happen in the future.

    Have nice Sunday

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  3. Thanks for the post. I just watched an episode on K-drama Taxi Driver and well, I wish we had more anti-hero who could get to the bottom of this kind of stuff.

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  5. ...I've never been hacked that I know of.

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  6. Cannot imagine a day without havkers ugh -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com

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  7. I would love to see this although quantum computing can be scary too!

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  8. I wasn't aware of that and I'm glad to know. We just have to see how this works for basic users.
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  9. Interesting post.
    I didn't know about this information.
    Have a nice day.

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