This article nails the complex issues surrounding building quantum computing technology.
A summary:
“In succinct, this could see the future one of the most obstreperous change we have see since the PC mush the IT celestial,” Enderle noted. “It will develop faster, and it will be profusely more bumpy.”
Either this article was written by an AI or was subject to machine translation.
It’s a very good article, summary indeed. Just to make clear how I meant the above, I could understand it very well and English is not my first language. It just seems alien, in an interesting way
Maybe the article is proof itself that quantum computing has arrived and has empowered an AI to be “belligerent of breaking virtually all level of encryption now previously owned by shear income bad, and it is a bystander sport changer in vocabulary of utter processing muscle.”
Indeed. Our new belligerent overloads have arrived and they demand our thesauri.
It sounds like it’s been translated from English to Pirate English, so I tried to run it through Gizoogle to see how it’d handle translating Pirate English to Rap Master English, but it looks like Gizoogle isn’t working anymore.
In other quantum news:
http://ndickson.wordpress.com/2009/01/31/mickey-rourke-in-quantum-superposition/
I think it helps if you read the article with a heavy Austrian accent.
It zhould be translated into borkbork, ya? I think this is the first time that quantum anything has made me laugh out loud; usually bad science in SF just makes me cringe…
The work being done by D-WAVE is absolutely incredible! This is the invention of the decade, possibly even the century (new century). In my opinion, more funding should go into D-WAVE and/or other developing quantum computing companies THAN say NASA for example. This technology could lead us to the furthering of technologies like nanotechnology, high level functioning Artificial Intelligence, virtual reality, and so on. It could even undoubtedly help the fields of medicine, biology, etc. (in my opinion)