Quantum Computing

Post by **Garry Russell** » 22 Mar 2011, 17:53

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-12811199

Fascinating...whatever it means

FlyTexas · Post by **FlyTexas** » 22 Mar 2011, 17:59

I lost the plot by the time I reached the third paragraph.

Brian

Post by **Garry Russell** » 22 Mar 2011, 18:09

Me too

I think it's more powerful than my VIC 20 was and I might get double figures in FS.9

If anyone comes up with an English version please post

Molyned · Post by **Molyned** » 22 Mar 2011, 20:18

Er, yes - or on second thoughts, maybe.

That subject needs the expertise of the late 'professor' Stanley Unwin to explain it in proper English. For those not of a 'certain age' - "here beholdy manifold things,- all deep joy and thorkus for great laugh'n tittery. Oh yes", as he used to say.

Cheers
Dave M(oly)

Post by **DaveB** » 22 Mar 2011, 21:53

It would certainly be more entertaining should the late, great Stanley Unwin be able to give his version

ATB
DaveB

airboatr · Post by **airboatr** » 22 Mar 2011, 22:07

tittery sure sounds interestingly entertaining enough....

jonesey2k · Post by **jonesey2k** » 22 Mar 2011, 22:18

The problem with conventional computers getting faster and faster is that even though electricity travels at the speed of light, the signals can't travel very far before the start of the next clock cycle. Conventional computers WILL reach a peak in performance soon.

Post by **DaveB** » 22 Mar 2011, 22:22

That's very profound Mark. Now.. can anyone explain what a clock cycle is

ATB
DaveB

airboatr · Post by **airboatr** » 22 Mar 2011, 22:26

I think Ian was clocked on his cycle once.

Post by **Garry Russell** » 22 Mar 2011, 22:28

Thing is..will it get ITV4??

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