Scientists claim to have a breakthrough that will revolutionise computing.
A Canadian company with substantial venture capital backing claims to have built a "quantum computer" that will ultimately solve problems beyond the power of conventional systems - and will demonstrate it over a live link next week.
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yah and I'm sure they'll be affordable, pssshhh
sounds cool but the protein "idea" like it says is really unstable. Just don't choose to not buy your next computer because of these guys.
I plan to synthesize protein in my basement on tuesdays. I have been waiting for this Pc for years!
and theorized on a t.v documentary; panorama I think it was.
(nice find kevkev3!)
The professor demonstrating claims that once the tech is finalized the power tap is basically infinite!
pc's using quantum physics is total OWN4G3!!!!
Beam me up SCOTTY
Pretty cool. This is the kind of stuff our kids will be using. I think of this as a proto-prototype.
for the future of the Cell processor...