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Quantum Computing

Quantum Computing is advancing toward quantum advantage for specific problems, with IBM's 1,121-qubit Condor processor demonstrating a 200-second calculation that would take classical supercomputers over 10,000 years. Yet, its practical reach remains narrower than Solid-State Batteries, which target near-term consumer markets; quantum devices currently solve only 0.1% of real-world cryptographic and optimization tasks at scale. Despite these limitations, quantum's potential to break RSA encryption by 2028 threatens $3 trillion in digital transactions daily.

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