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tags. Proper nouns: Google Quantum AI, Bitcoin, Ethereum, André Schrottenloher, Justin Drake, Ethereum Foundation, etc. Terms: qubits -> qubits (or kvantebits? Usually "qubits" in Danish tech), elliptic curve cryptography -> elliptisk kurvekryptografi, hash-based cryptography -> hash-baseret kryptografi, logical qubits -> logiske qubits, post-quantum migration -> post-kvantemigrering, etc.
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Be careful with dates: March 31, 2026 -> 31. marts 2026. Numbers: 1,200 -> 1.200 (Danish uses dot for thousands? Actually Danish uses period as thousands separator and comma as decimal. So 1.200 is correct. But in English it's comma. So convert: 1,200 -> 1.200. Also 50 percent -> 50 procent, 10 percent -> 10 procent, 2032 -> 2032, etc.
Translate naturally: "The disclosure sparked immediate replication efforts" -> "Afsløringen udløste øjeblikkelige replikeringsbestræbelser" or better "Afsløringen førte til øjeblikkelige forsøg på at genskabe metoden".
"French researcher" -> "Fransk forsker", "U.S. officials" -> "amerikanske embedsmænd", "zero-knowledge proof" -> "zero-knowledge-bevis" (or "nulvidensbevis"? Usually "zero-knowledge proof" is used in Danish tech context, but "nulvidensbevis" is also understood. I'll use "zero-knowledge-bevis" for clarity).
"hobbyist replication" -> "hobbyistreplikering", "amateur coders" -> "amatørkodere", "weaponized" -> "bevæbnet" or "udnyttet" - "udnyttet" is better. "feedback tool for automated search algorithms" -> "feedback-værktøj til automatiserede søgealgoritmer".
"Timeline Dispute" -> "Tidslinjestrid", "Justin Drake now estimates" -> "Justin Drake vurderer nu", "pointing to hobbyist acceleration" -> "og peger på hobbyistacceleration som bevis".
"Ethereum's Response" -> "Ethereums svar", "The Ethereum Foundation and partners" -> "Ethereum Foundation og partnere", "hash-based cryptography" -> "hash-baseret kryptografi", "by 2029" -> "inden 2029", "three years ahead of previous industry estimates" -> "tre år før tidligere brancheestimater", "may still be too late" -> "kan stadig være for sent", "next public roadmap update" -> "næste offentlige køreplansopdatering", "later this month" -> "senere denne måned".
Meta description: "Google's March 2026 quantum cryptography breakthrough sparked rapid replication among hobbyists, forcing Ethereum and others to accelerate post-quantum migration. U.S. censorship of the research intensifies transparency debates." -> "Googles kvantekryptografigenbrud i marts 2026 udløste hurtig replikering blandt hobbyister, hvilket tvang Ethereum og andre til at fremskynde post-kvantemigrering. Amerikansk censur af forskningen intensiverer debatter om gennemsigtighed."
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