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UID:pretalx-devconf-us-2026-TQSLRY@pretalx.devconf.info
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DESCRIPTION:Unprecedented breakthroughs in quantum computers and algorithms
  have shortened estimates of when classical asymmetric encryption will be 
 officially broken (called Q-day) to 2030 or sooner\, requiring migration t
 o post-quantum cryptography on a tighter timeline. How legitimate is this 
 threat?  And will open source software be ready when Q-day happens?    \n\
 nWe'll talk facts: busting the myth that Q-day is "always 10 years away" b
 y putting emerging academic research into context and discussing which dev
 elopments alter threat models (and which do not). High-level information w
 ill be deliberately project-agnostic and accessible to laypersons.  Then\,
  we conduct a survey of critical open source infrastructure and their PQC 
 readiness\, from language libraries to popular Linux Foundation projects\,
  covering topics including confidential computing\, observability\, AI app
 lications and more. The audience will walk away with suggested action item
 s\, prioritized blockers\, and opportunities to collaborate.
DTSTAMP:20260727T174626Z
LOCATION:106 (Capacity 45)
SUMMARY:6\,100 qubits and counting: is open source ready? - Arthur Savage
URL:https://pretalx.devconf.info/devconf-us-2026/talk/TQSLRY/
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