Zhongqi Wuliang has introduced Qinghe No. 1, a neutral-atom quantum computer designed to fit into a standard server rack, at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference 2026 in Shanghai. This development marks a significant milestone in quantum computing, as it enables easier integration into existing data centers. The company, spun out from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, aims to make quantum computing more accessible and practical for various applications. The unveiling of Qinghe No. 1 highlights the rapid progress being made in quantum technology, with potential implications for cryptographic systems and data security1. As quantum computing advances, the need for post-quantum cryptography planning becomes increasingly urgent, particularly in light of recent developments from major tech companies. This shift underscores the importance of preparing for a future where quantum computers can potentially break current encryption methods, making it crucial for organizations to prioritize quantum-resistant cryptography.