Google published the results of its development of a quantum computer last Wednesday that hacks current supercomputers and puts them out of business.

A group of bitcoin holders who wanted to know how this affected their holdings in their digital wallets interacted.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are built on encryption algorithms that Google’s quantum computer can solve, at least in theory, for now.

At least one person isn’t worried about Google’s latest announcement, which is:

Vitalik Buterin, founder of Ethereum and through Meeting With a journalist on Forkast News he stated:

The world will not break tomorrow.

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He added that Google has implemented an idea, but it is still impractical.

Where Buterin repeated what he had previously tweeted on Twitter, which had likened the latest Google computer to hydrogen bombs that were discovered 70 years ago, but today it is still impractical to use them as a source of energy.

Where he explained the emergence of the quantum computer from Google that it will not achieve a major breakthrough in reality, as it is difficult to harness it to make useful things.

Buterin predicted that it would take Google more than a decade (10 years) for its product to have realistic uses.

In his interview, he stated:

It’s not true that quantum computers break all kinds of encryption.

It breaks some encryption algorithms.

But for every encryption algorithm that quantum computers can crack, we know we have alternatives that quantum computers can’t.

The conversation was moderated by Buterin from Hong Kong, as part of an extended tour he has taken across Asia since concluding the Devcon meet earlier this month.

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