New drugs, materials, and energy. Quantum technology promises miracles, but could threaten our freedom, warns expert Ramsés Gallego (ITAPA podcast) episode artwork

EPISODE · Dec 17, 2024 · 21 MIN

New drugs, materials, and energy. Quantum technology promises miracles, but could threaten our freedom, warns expert Ramsés Gallego (ITAPA podcast)

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"Want to know why we might soon live in a world with no secrets? How quantum computers could change your life? And what it means for our online security? In our latest ITAPA podcast, we chat with cybersecurity guru Ramsés Gallego. He breaks down why he calls quantum computing a 're-evolution' and the dangers it poses. Plus, we'll give you the lowdown on how to get ready for this quantum leap. The future is here, and it's quantum. This game-changing tech could revolutionize everything from medicine to climate change. But it also brings new threats. According to Ramsés Gallego, a cybersecurity legend who's had the American flag raised in his honor at the US Capitol, we need to be prepared. In this podcast, you'll learn how to harness quantum power for good and how Slovakia can compete on the global quantum stage. There's a twist, though... #itapapodcast #itapa #podcast #quantumcomputing #quantum #quantumtech #ramsesgallego #ai #innovations

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