The D-Wave Two is an unusual computer, and D-Wave is an unusual company. It’s small, and it has very few customers, but they’re blue-chip: they include the defense contractor Lockheed Martin; a computing lab that’s hosted by NASA and largely funded by Google; and a U.S. intelligence agency that D-Wave executives decline to name.
That would be the NSA. Think of brute forcing any password in seconds.
> That would be the NSA. Think of brute forcing any password in seconds.
They already can depending on the number of digits involved.