<ul><li>Microsoft unveiled its first quantum computing chip, Majorana 1, designed to bring quantum computing out of the lab and into real-world applications in years.</li><li>Bitcoin's reliance on public-key cryptography has raised concerns about its vulnerability to quantum attacks.</li><li>The Majorana 1 chip could potentially reach one million qubits by 2027-2029, which could pose a risk to Bitcoin addresses.</li><li>Experts emphasize the need to prioritize engineering quantum-resistant addresses to secure Bitcoin against future threats.</li></ul>

Bitcoin’s Quantum Race: Can It Survive Microsoft’s Majorana?

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