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Maayan Cohen-Rozen
Haim Israel, Global Strategist at Bank of America, explains why quantum computing is not just another revolution, but a fundamental shift in the rules of the world: it will enable the processing of massive amounts of data that have so far remained out of reach, break all existing encryptions, and reset humanity to the starting line.
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Golan Hazani, Adrian Filut and Omri Milman
A West Coast university's pension fund and other unnamed American investors buy half the controlling shares of Israel's Bank Hapoalim