Quantum Computing and a New Age of Espionage | TechCrunch Disrupt 2023
From busting open sensitive encryption to creating new unbreakable codes, quantum technologies have the potential to transform the world of espionage and cryptography. A government official and physicist, former CIA officer now in industry, and Stanford professor join forces to explain why, and how some of these technologies are related to things in orbit. #TCDisrupt2023 […]
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