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Google launched the Quantum Supercomputer, Bitcoin's 'end day' has come?

Recently, information about Google successfully building a Supercomputer using quantum technology (Quantum) has made the crypto community restless and worried. Because quantum technology is considered the "terminator" of the Bitcoin empire. To help readers better understand this technology, primexbt would like to translate an article to better explain this information. In the article, the author will analyze why quantum computers can become the biggest risk of Bitcoin as well as other cryptocurrencies.




Google launched the Quantum Supercomputer, Bitcoin's 'end day' has come?


Recently, Google published a report that is said to have successfully built the world's first quantum computer, capable of performing calculations that no previous computer has been able to handle. physical. This announcement caused quite a stir in the crypto community as quantum computers have always been considered Bitcoin's biggest threat.


According to the report, Google calls it a "quantum supremacy" computer that uses the properties of atoms and molecules to create systems that can simultaneously discover multiple possible solutions to a problem. subject. Therefore, it is capable of performing complex calculations in just 200 seconds while today's most powerful computers take 10,000 years to do so. According to the Financial Times, this report was posted on the website of the United States Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), but was deleted shortly after.



Many experts believe that quantum technology can be used to break modern encryption methods


Many experts believe that quantum technology can be used to break modern encryption methods that have always been used to keep the internet secure. This is also why quantum computers are seen as a threat, potentially “destroying” Bitcoin and its underlying technology. Especially when in recent years, Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general have created a big fever in the financial investment world and helped many people become rich.


As a result, several actions can be taken to prevent Google and this quantum computer from disrupting the cryptocurrency market. “Cryptocurrencies are very likely to be developed to accommodate quantum technology,” said Charles Hayter, executive director of the bitcoin and crypto data website. is a technology race that has been going on for a long time between the “crackers” (crackers) and the creators of cryptocurrencies.


On the other hand, many people still do not believe that Google can make quantum computers a threat to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Specifically, Dragos Ilie, a researcher in quantum computing and cryptography from Imperial College London, said:


"Google's supercomputer currently has only 53 qubits. Qubits, or quantum bits, are the basic units of quantum information using properties of the quantum system, such as the polarization of photons. or electron spin, as traditional computers store and process data as a string of '1's and '0's.In order to have any effect on Bitcoin and other financial systems, it takes at least about 1500 qubits and the system must also be able to tolerate their complexity"


As a result, Google may not be as far ahead as they announced. And as mentioned above, the post was removed from NASA's site within minutes of its publication. This proves that the information has not been officially confirmed.


In short, building and applying a supercomputer as mentioned above will always be a great challenge.


"As you add more Qubits, the system (of the computer) becomes more and more unstable. And although researchers may come up with different approaches to solving this problem, for now they are still There is still a long way to go to make it a threat to Bitcoin,” added Mr. Ilie.


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