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• Plenty of people have job skills that make them employable in any big city, but with residential real estate so expensive in New York City, they are often better off moving to some growing metropolitan area in the Sunbelt where they might get paid less, but housing is much cheaper. Route Fifty
• In addition to affordable housing values and extensive job opportunities, Alberta is well known for its position on taxation, with no provincial sales tax and zero land transfer tax on residential real estate. MarketScreener
• 95% of WhatsApp users receive unwanted commercial messages regularly, with Indian users reporting the most common topics being financial services, real estate, job opportunities, and healthcare services. Dazeinfo
• Quantum Computing: Quantum computing is still in its early stages, but it has the potential to revolutionize the computing industry in the coming years. Promise Computer
• The National Institute of Standards and Technology in the U.S. released last year new cryptography standards that could better protect from cybersecurity attacks by hackers using quantum computers. Forbes
• While quantum computing is still in its early stages, it has the potential to transform computing and solve some of the most complex problems in the world. Global Brands Magazine
• Researchers from the University of Sussex and Universal Quantum have announced that they have made a major breakthrough in quantum computing that could help solve the most complex real-world problems. Mear Technology Ltd
• In the coming years, we can expect to see continued investment and research in quantum computing, as well as the development of new quantum algorithms and applications. SogetiLabs
• The Global Financial System on the Quantum Computer StarLink Satellite System was going into effect and will be working off of the gold / asset-backed currency of 209 nations. Dinar Chronicles
• Organizations that use the power of quantum computing could help humanity solve some of the world's biggest problems and make breakthroughs in critical areas, from drug research to global agricultural and beyond. Data Center
• A quantum computer will require a million physical qubits to correct errors and achieve an advantage in solving problems worth solving. Yahoo News
• With IBMs launch of CONDOR in 2023, businesses will start to explore the potential of quantum computing, allowing them to solve complex problems faster than ever before. IT Jungle
• A recent Financial Times article, Hype around quantum computing recedes over lack of practical uses, critiques Chinese researchers' claims of defeating RSA encryption using quantum computers, a technology attainment predicted to take a decade or longer. VentureBeat
• Europe, hot on US' heels with quantum adoption: The US is currently leading the quantum computing industry, but by the end of the decade, Europe will reach parity. electronics news
• Even though quantum computers powerful enough to crack RSA are a few years away from being openly available, hackers are already seizing and storing sensitive data in the knowledge that they will be able to access it via quantum very soon. Time
• Quantum computing will unlock new value across industries from aerospace to pharmaceuticals, creating up to $850 billion in annual value by 2040. The National
• The Parisian startup builds quantum computers from ordered neutral atoms in 2 D and 3D arrays to bring a practical quantum advantage to its customers and address real-world problems - capable of delivering major commercial advantages over classical computers by 2024. EU-Startups
• Quantum Computing: Quantum computing has the potential to drastically change the world around us by revolutionising industries over the next numerous years. BW Businessworld
• Rolls-Royce, a leader in aerospace and defense, is actively involved in long-term quantum computing research aimed at developing robust algorithms and applications that are ready for the fault-tolerant quantum computers expected over the next decade. HPCwire
• The tech behemoth reportedly plans to prioritize advancements in hybrid cloud computing, AI chips, cyber security, and quantum computing in the coming years. MSN
• IBM released its quantum roadmap showing it will have a quantum computer with over 1,000 qubits within a few years. Forbes
• A Chinese team said its new algorithm could dramatically reduce the scale of a practical quantum computer to 372 qubits - even less than the most powerful quantum computer in the world, Osprey. South China Morning Post
• IonQ says its quantum networking technology is currently under development and that it expects to show an early version of its system that can connect two quantum computers in 2023. TechCrunch

Last updated: 25 November 2024