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Quantum computers, once a distant prospect, now threaten to breach Indonesia’s most sensitive data far sooner than anticipated. As the nation marches toward Golden Indonesia 2045, the imperative to fortify against quantum risks has never been more urgent.
Increasing the state research budget to equal 1 percent of GDP is ideal but the government can also engage the domestic public and private sectors to fund think tanks to promote evidence-based informed policymaking.
