“We extend the analysis to the case of a society of k quantum searches acting in parallel”.
Disclaimer: I know absolutely nothing about the topic, but the first link I googled seems to justify my intuition that this decryption could be partitioned so that many quantum computers could run in parallel (thus avoiding the limit on speed of information transfer you are hypothesising).
> Either way it's a bit beyond what's economically possible for any human organization right now. And I implicitly assumed the computation is fully reversible and therefore took negligible energy.
“We generalize Grover's”…
“We extend the analysis to the case of a society of k quantum searches acting in parallel”.
Disclaimer: I know absolutely nothing about the topic, but the first link I googled seems to justify my intuition that this decryption could be partitioned so that many quantum computers could run in parallel (thus avoiding the limit on speed of information transfer you are hypothesising).
> Either way it's a bit beyond what's economically possible for any human organization right now. And I implicitly assumed the computation is fully reversible and therefore took negligible energy.
Agree - I’m just being that contrary Internet!