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Current public-key cryptographic standards (e.g., RSA, ECC) will be rendered obsolete by quantum computing advances, exposing decades of sensitive government communications and data. The 2030\u002F2031 deadlines reflect urgency because cryptographic migrations are slow, complex, and require extensive planning, procurement, and testing across sprawling federal infrastructure. 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