I am truly confused. As Judy encourages us to do, I did some research of my own on the start up of the Quantum Financial System using “is the quantum financial system activated or live?” in both Bing Search and Google Search.
According to Judy’s source “Carolyn Bessette Kennedy,” “Boom. What we’ve been warning about is now undeniable. The Quantum Financial System (QFS) is no longer a theory. It’s rolling out—right now.”
CoPilot AI: The quantum financial system (QFS) is not yet in active use, but its principles reflect an ambitious vision for the future of global finance.
AZO Quantum: “While the concept of the QFS shows significant potential, it remains largely in the experimental phase. The foundational technology required—functional and stable quantum computers with a high number of qubits to handle real-world financial applications—is still under active development.
Today’s quantum computers, such as IBM’s Q System One or Google’s Sycamore, are not yet scalable or stable enough to support the high transaction volumes necessary for global finance. Moreover, quantum error correction, a significant challenge in developing reliable quantum systems, is not yet advanced enough to facilitate QFS at scale.
GB Times: The quantum financial system is expected to begin rolling out in phases, with the first phase anticipated to launch in 2025-2027. Here’s a breakdown of the expected timeline:
Note that widespread QFS adoption isn’t expected until 2028-2030 with it becoming the “standard” in the 2030-2035 timeframe.
Google AI: “While there’s no mention of a live system at the present time, there is ongoing research and development in the financial sector related to quantum computing, including exploring quantum money schemes and applications for quantum computing. “
All the cited sources agree that a Quantum Financial System is under development, but the technology doesn’t yet exist for it to become a reality.
Perhaps “Carolyn Bessette Kennedy” would be willing to share her sources of this information? I’m sure it would benefit us all.
