Quantum Solutions vs Nanotech.

Introduction.

... what's more important: Quantum Solutions or Nanotech?

... Quantum Solutions, mostly Quantum Cryptography & Quantum Internet are the most important - for now - i think.
... we do not need nanotech - including 'AI Controlled NEMS Nanite Swarm' - if it's too easily hacked, i think.


... 'information is key to strategy' ...


Quantum.

Quantum Solutions are more pragmatic, more practical, needed sooner ... and require less efforts, less costs, can be realized sooner.

Quantum Physics is still one of prerequisites for nanotech ... nanotech requires physics, chemistry and molecular biology, but mathematics, computer sciences and software engineering can be still useful.

... not only artificial intelligence.


Quantum Solutions are:
- Quantum Physics,
- Quantum Computers,
- Quantum Informatics,
- Quantum Internet,
- Quantum Hacking,
- Quantum Cryptography,
- ... anything else?


Quantum Computers and Quantum Cryptography easily breaks Classic Cryptography, i read.

Quantum Internet allows safe cryptographic keys exchange at distance ... Classic Internet does not.

... i do not know if modern science can teleport data at unlimited distance using quantum internet, but too much of threat ... so military-political maneuvers are also arguments.

... once cryptographic keys are exchanged, spies, intelligence operatives can use classic internet again.

... last i've checked, only China has Quantum Internet Satellite on Earth's Orbit, capable of cryptographic keys exchange at limited distance.

... last i've checked there's Quantum Internet Research in Europe as well.


Microscopy.

... microscopy is great challenge and important tool to advance in quantum physics, quantum informatics, quantum hacking, quantum internet and nanotechnology.

... not only zoom, but also some challenges - like that even a mere observation of quantum object / nanoscale, and perhaps still microscale / changes state of observed object.

... 'nano' is metrics magnitude 10^-9 ... nanometer is 10^-9 meter, milimeter is 10^-3 of meter, centimeter is 10^-2 of meter, kilometer = 10³ of meter.

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Links.

... see also if You wish or need:
- 'Holy number of 108, bits and bytes',
- 'Accelerating Microscopy',
- 'Spy vs. Spy, and Distributed Application Security Issues'.