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Reconcile These Two Quantum Facts And Tell Me Why NIST Still Have 2035 for PQC Dates

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If multiple quantum computer companies plan to have over 100K physical qubits and the latest research says RSA 2048-bit key can be cracked with 100K physical qubits, how could the US PQC dates stand?? NIST/CISA still currently recommends 2035 as the year when US agencies and organizations should be fully PQC. Multiple other countries have moved up their dates to 2030 or before. Especially, when most PQC timelines say it will take the average US org over 5 years to convert??
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Reconcile These Two Quantum Facts And Tell Me Why NIST Still Have 2035 for PQC Dates

NIST/CISA still currently recommends 2035 as the year when US agencies and organizations should be fully PQC. Multiple other countries have moved up their dates to 2030 or before. If multiple quantum computer companies plan to have over 100K physical qubits and the latest research says RSA 2048-bit key can be cracked with 100K physical qubits, how could the US PQC dates stand?? Especially, when most PQC timelines say it will take the average US org over 5 years to convert?? submitted by /u/rogeragrimes [link] [comments]

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