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At GovWare 2025, Dr. Pang Liang Teck discussed the rapid advancements in quantum computing and the pressing need for national strategies to transition to quantum-safe security measures. The development of large-scale quantum computers is accelerating, potentially enabling them to solve complex problems much faster than current supercomputers. This evolution poses significant risks to existing cryptographic systems that support the global digital economy.
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