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By John Oncea, Editor | Q-Day poses a threat to infrastructure such as water, energy, electricity, health, safety, security, and national defense. The encryption schemes most susceptible to quantum attacks are those that rely on large prime numbers – or nearly all digital communication systems. |
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| Holzworth Quantum Solutions Guide | Application Note | Wireless Telecom Group | Optimal channel-to-channel phase coherency with multichannel RF signal sources has made for a straightforward approach to supporting the growing needs of quantum computing systems development. |
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Every wire that enters or leaves your system is an antenna. That wire can radiate noise and it can also receive noise, as well as carry it into your electronic system. Antennas work both ways; they can receive and transmit, often at the same time. EMI filters stop the noise. |
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