NaoX Protocol (@NaoXprotocol): Last Month in Quantum 🗓️

Last Month in Quantum 🗓️ As we enter a new month, let's recap all the moving quantum parts that went down in July: 🏛️ @WhiteHouse held its first quantum industry summit: over $2.2B in support, industry aligned on fault-tolerant computing by 2028. 🇮🇱 Israel launched a national quantum computing infrastructure program, NIS 100M to build a country-level R&D hub. 🇪🇺 The EU's Cloud and AI Development Act arrived, with building up Europe's quantum sector written into it. ⟠ @VitalikButerin unveiled Lean @ethereum: the biggest overhaul since the Merge, ~7 forks over 3 to 4 years, quantum resistance at the core. His own odds on a cryptographically relevant quantum computer before 2030: one in five. 🤖 @AnthropicAI's Claude Mythos broke HAWK, a NIST post-quantum candidate, in ~60 hours. Withdrawn. ML-DSA and ML-KEM: untouched. 💰 @IBM's CEO put dates on quantum revenue: 2028 or 2029, "a trillion dollars of value" by the late 2030s, a $2B chip foundry behind it. 🌐 @Cloudflare: over two-thirds of browser traffic to its network is already post-quantum encrypted, full post-quantum security targeted for 2029. NIST's own message the same week: the migration takes a decade, start now. ⚛️ The science moved too: → @QuantinuumQC and the University of Chicago entangled 54 qubits via non-Abelian anyons, published in Nature → @PsiQuantum signed a $125M agreement with DARPA to advance utility-scale quantum computing → According to Quantum Zeitgeist, new qLDPC error-correction codes from USTC and Origin Quantum cut physical qubits per logical qubit by ~8x The whole world is setting the stage for the post-quantum future. Bullish. And the signature at the centre of it, ML-DSA, is the standard NaoX transactions can be signed with, at the strongest level NIST defines.