What it still cannot do No quantum computer available in 2026 can break modern encryption. That point deserves emphasis because it is the source of the most persistent public confusion about the ...

Imagine shining a flashlight across a dark room. You can predict exactly what the light will do: travel in a straight line from one point to another. That seems obvious, because in the world we see ...

As quantum computing remains an early, loosely defined theme in 2026, investors must decide whether to target pure-play innovators via strategies like the WisdomTree Quantum Computing Fund or gain ...

Quantum computers, cryptography and encryption are a potent mix, especially because quantum computers could eventually give attackers a practical method for decrypting almost all traditionally ...

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Among today’s emerging technologies, only agentic AI rivals quantum computing in the hype and promises surrounding its enterprise impact. While significant research on quantum computing continues, ...

Quantum technology is seeing very active development, but most commercial offerings remain years away. QED-C represents the industry and provides reports and roadmaps ...

New research from Google's Quantum AI team suggests a future quantum computer could derive a bitcoin private key from a public key in about nine minutes, potentially allowing attackers to hijack ...

Two trapped-ion quantum computing breakthroughs in one week highlight that Quantinuum and IonQ are pursuing different paths to scale the technology, offering investors a clearer view of the industry's ...

Trump’s recent executive orders will accelerate the U.S. quantum computing and post-quantum encryption timelines. President Donald Trump signed two executive orders Monday aimed at cementing U.S.

Yesterday, as you've probably heard, The Wall Street Journal reported on a Trump Administration plan to award $2 billion in grants to nine quantum computing companies -- none of which is named Quantum ...