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Digitimes November 12, 2026 By Lily Hess neutral

Quantum computing faces security, geopolitical, talent hurdles

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The 2026 UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase recently concluded in London, where the DIGITIMES team interviewed experts from the UK's industry, academia, and research sectors about the challenges facing quantum computing's transition into real-world applications, including cybersecurity, US-China geopolitical tensions, and talent shortages.
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