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[Stephen M]

I am not pretending I understood much of this but it still looks very interesting: http://www.gizmag.com/advance-programmable-silicon-quantum-computers/40420/

 

[SpyderTracks]

I am not pretending I understood much of this but it still looks very interesting: http://www.gizmag.com/advance-programmable-silicon-quantum-computers/40420/

Morning, Stephen

This whole quantum stuff has me baffled beyond belief, the idea that you can have on, off and on and off at the same time is just bonkers. Looks like a pretty big milestone though.

I would have thought use of graphene would further improve this process?

 

[Stephen M]

It is a bit early in the day for a drink but quantum physics and graphene may just drive me too it. Nothing would surprise me with graphene, seems to be able to do anything, saw an article about replacing silicon with graphene cylinders for CPUs.