RBI forms expert committee to study quantum computing risks and opportunities in finance
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has established an expert committee to examine the implications of quantum computing for the financial sector. The committee will assess how quantum technology can optimize complex financial tasks like portfolio management, risk assessment, and macroeconomic modeling, while also addressing the significant security risks it poses—particularly the potential to break existing cryptographic standards. The goal is to create a quantum-secure and adaptive financial ecosystem.
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Quantum technology is different from regular computing because it can handle multiple possibilities at the same time
It can address complex financial problems including portfolio optimisation, risk assessment and macroeconomic modelling
India Business News: MUMBAI: As quantum computing moves from theory towards application, the RBI has set up an expert committee for a quantum-secure and adaptive financial.