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Signal Adds Quantum-Resistant Encryption to its E2EE Messaging Protocol
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You can buy quantum computer hours right now from amazon, check it out :) It is used for research.
And it is not so crazy complex to get liquid helium and some below cooling. Even small labs have it, I worked with one like that.