Quantum Weirdness in Computing
The guys explore SMTP fixes, quantum mechanics, and how quantum computing might disrupt encryption, plus IBM’s free quantum resources.
Bits, Quits, and Quantum Fits: The Mysteries of SMTP and Superposition
Ned and Chris dive back into the nightmare disaster hellscape that is SMTP and explore the band-aid solutions of SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. Then, they take on quantum mechanics and computing. After all, who doesn’t love a good brain-melting challenge? The guys also explore the wild world of qubits, superposition, and the potential future where quantum computing could make encryption as we know it obsolete. Plus, Chris gives a shout-out to IBM’s free quantum computing resources—because who wouldn’t want to dabble in quantum for fun?
Links
• Recent Paper Demonstrating Grover’s Algorithm in a 4-Qubit Processor (https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.08741%20)
• The Fundamentals of Quantum Computing - Grover’s Algorithm (https://learning.quantum.ibm.com/cour...)
• IBM Quantum Computing Instructions on Running Grover’s Algorithm (https://learning.quantum.ibm.com/tuto...)
• Charles and Ray Eames - Powers of Ten on Youtube ( • Powers of Ten™ (1977) %20)
• Fujitsu Labs Opinions on Quantum Cracking RSA (about:invalid#zCSafez)
