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31% adults think quantum computing is science fiction

31% adults think quantum computing is science fiction
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A recent survey by Thales reveals that 31% of UK adults perceive quantum computing as science fiction. The findings highlight a significant public knowledge gap regarding emerging technologies and their cybersecurity implications.

Why it matters

Public misunderstanding of quantum computing complicates the adoption of necessary security protocols as organizations prepare for future cryptographic threats.

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