The quantum revolution is here: Caltech’s 6,100-qubit leap brings us closer to a world reshaped by unbreakable code and total surveillance

 The future of quantum computing, unbreakable code and total surveillance isn’t just on some dystopian horizon—it’s already unfolding in a California lab, where scientists have built the largest quantum computing array ever assembled. 

With 6,100 qubits trapped in laser grids, Caltech’s breakthrough edges humanity closer to a reality where encryption crumbles, privacy vanishes, and governments—or shadowy elites—gain unprecedented power over information. 

While researchers celebrate the technical triumph, the darker implications loom large: a world where every digital secret could be laid bare, where surveillance reaches into the deepest corners of thought and transaction, and where the balance of power tilts irrevocably toward those who control the machines. ...<<<Read More>>>...