After all, when a cross-era theory and technology like this gets out, it will inevitably affect the stock prices of tech companies.
Especially for Google.
It is known that Quantum Dominance is initially hyped up by companies like Google, IBM, and Microsoft. Although it is indeed the case.
Ever since Shor's algorithm was proposed, it has been known to factor large integers in polynomial time.
Modern encryption systems, whether RSA, ECC, or DH, all rely on the factorization of large integers or the discrete logarithm problem.
The reason why Quantum Dominance has not yet been directly used as a threat is merely due to the absence of hardware that can efficiently run Shor's algorithm.
This is also why huge investments are being poured into researching quantum computers.
No matter who designs a quantum computer that can efficiently run Shor's algorithm for a long time, they can at least collect protection fees for decades.
