US EditionSaudi Arabia Enters the Quantum Race with Pasqal’s 200-Qubit System as Bitcoin Security Debate Flares
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Saudi Arabia enters the quantum race with Pasqal’s 200-qubit system as Bitcoin security debate flares
The post Saudi Arabia enters the quantum race with Pasqal’s 200-qubit system as Bitcoin security debate flares appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Aramco, a Saudi-owned integrated energy and chemicals company and Pasqal, a global provider of neutral-atom quantum computing, have announced the rollout of their most powerful quantum computer yet. While this is a great establishment for the companies, to the crypto community, this renews their anxi…
Saudi Quantum Computing: Will It Kill Crypto?
Saudi Arabia and its deeper-than-thou pockets have finally set their sights on quantum computing, and they are now in it to win it. On 24 November 2025, Saudi Aramco, the state-run energy and chemicals giant, announced that the new quantum computer is all plugged in and ready to play as the wider industry grappled with what its consequences could be for BTC and other blockchain networks. Pasqal, a French quantum computing company, has supplied t…
Debates have flared up in the cryptocurrency world regarding Bitcoin's future. Rapid advancements in quantum computing technology have highlighted 2030 as a critical threshold for blockchain security. Meanwhile, market analyses of Bitcoin price predictions are fueling investor concerns about the cryptocurrency market. Deutsche Bank analysts outline the reasons for Bitcoin's decline, while Alice & Bob CEO Théau Peronnin emphasizes the need for qu…
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