QuEra Computing has unveiled its roadmap for the 256-logical-qubit "Libra" system, slated for release in 2028, which promises to be the first fault-tolerant quantum computer available on the cloud through an expanded partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS)1. The Libra system is classified as a "megaquop-class" processor, indicating its capability to execute complex quantum operations. This development has significant implications for the future of quantum computing, particularly in the context of cloud-based services. The collaboration between QuEra and AWS aims to bring quantum computing capabilities to a broader audience, potentially accelerating the adoption of quantum technologies. As quantum computing advances, the need for post-quantum cryptography (PQC) planning becomes increasingly urgent, particularly for organizations relying on cryptographic systems that may be vulnerable to quantum attacks. The QuEra-AWS partnership narrows the timeline for cryptographic migration, making it essential for practitioners to prioritize PQC planning to ensure the long-term security of their systems.