> But don't you think quantum computers are mature somewhere by now? Nope. No I don't. The amount of compute required to actually operate on Shor's algorithm i

> But don't you think quantum computers are mature somewhere by now? Nope. No I don't. The amount of compute required to actually operate on Shor's algorithm is immense, to the point that it's probably smarter, faster and cheaper to bruteforce with traditional HPC these days.