For years, the conversation around quantum computing and cryptocurrency has been dominated by a single, breathless question: Will a quantum breakthrough kill Bitcoin? The fear is simple enough.

Quantum computing threatens to upend the cryptography that secures bitcoin and all blockchain-based digital assets, such as stablecoins.

Aramco, a Saudi-owned integrated energy and chemicals company and Pasqal, a global provider of neutral-atom quantum computing, have announced the rollout of their most powerful quantum computer yet.

Bitcoin is now facing fresh quantum computing fears, but experts say that early wallets are safe and real threats are decades away.

Saudi Arabia has entered the global quantum computing race. Saudi Aramco, the government-controlled energy and chemicals company, said Monday it has installed the Kingdom’s first quantum computer, in ...

Digital generated image of bitcoin sign made out of golden bars stored on each other and starting ruining on concrete surface. As the old saying goes, the purpose of a system is what it does, not what ...

Bitcoin layer 2 Bitfinity has introduced its Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) to bring smart contracts Bitcoin protocols and harness Runes to enable Bitcoin DeFi apps. Built on the ICP $3.7652 protocol, ...