A quantum computer uses it's own excistance in another dimension right? So actually you can make unlimited calculations at the same time, can you imagine what kind of RAM memory they could make? You'll never ever have to wait a tenth of a second again. Microsoft and Apple, please make an OS for this heavenly device!
It's unwise to predict future technology. It could be much sooner, and when computers begin to design themselves things will change in months not years. Computers don't need sleep!
Your brain is a very simple quantum computer (quantum brain dynamics). Of course much more complex then anything we have invented so far. But was once created by trial and error (darwin), will be engineered. I'm not sure if quantum computers will be a whole new computer, or if they would be something like a PCI card in a regular computer. For now they rely on another computer to understand what to do. With the birth of quantum computers, we will have autonomous vehicles, and full flown AI.
i understand what your saying about our brains being quantam computers but it wasnt to long ago that people were saying our brians are like sylican computers, which in affect is what your saying but with quantam computers. My point here is that although you have justification for your opinioun you can not say we are quantam computers because it might turn out that we will reach a stopping point as we have with sylican computers leaving a void for the next supertechnology to take over.
you mean silicon? you must be dyslexic like me !) You should wikipedia "quantum mind" It explains how our mind works on quantum principals. Also youtube "dr. quantum double slit experiment" and, "what in the bleep do we know?" for the whole series. I have heard we are getting close to the limits of silicone, which is why we are getting more and more cores. There is plenty of false information on the internet, so that could easily be false.
im not dyslexic just a lazy speller and Michio Kaku reitterated the point of silicon (thanks for spelling) computers coming to an end. But to re-point out i do understand were your coming from but find it unjust and almost arragent that you say quantum comuting is like our brains. this is beacuase we have always compared our technologese to our brain for only new technologies to come along and them to be compared.
You and everyone else should check out those videos if you find this video interesting. At least the double slit experiment. I can't really explain the concept of quantum mind, you just have to read the wikipedia article. They say that our brain sends reflexes to our nerves backwards in space, as well as tons of other insane stuff.
I like Roger Penrose. Brilliant man...but our brains are not quantum computers.
AI will be created when we build artificial brains and let them solve the problem of creating a new AI or quantum computers.
Minsky dispenses with the Penrose assertions concerning Goedel's 2nd theorem very well. There's nothing quantum about how we think. We're neural nets, and we make mistakes all the time. That's what neural nets do. Act fast, in general, ballpark guesses and modeling using vast networks
There was some talk some time ago that this is EXACTLY how the brain works and that in fact engrams are laid down in essence at an atomic level with many states possible at one time.
Now never heard anything more about this ... really should go off and find out how that theory or research panned out... Actually now that I think of it....
correction> 20 years off from being available *publicly*. im sure some top secret "behind the scenes" government organizations are sitting on some major highly developed QC technologies *today*.
The military always has to stay atleast 5-20 years ahead of civilian technology, what would happen if a 12 year old kid can obtain the same technology they can?
LOL making the atomic clock more precise. You would think that they would say that it could be used to simulate what would happen if you got sucked into a black hole or something, but no, we think the atomic clock might be off by 0.00000001 nanoseconds
The people working with the atomic clock really deserve the most anal people on earth award
Well' I'm totally fed up of the astonishing achievements that science WILL REACH MAYBE. Because then you realize the truth is a bit different. "Quantum PC can offer the strongest encription". But we already have someone that... cracked the quantum PC even before its birth, using additional electrons etc etc.
The atomic clock uses Cesium not quartz and it already doesn't lose a single second of time given over 1.5 million years. I guess we push, push, push. heh
well there also working on quamtum security codes.. so hacking and securing will balance itself.. its primarily the software that makes a difference, and by that time the software will (hopefully) be a lot better.
Normal computers use binary bits. Basically - on-off or 0-1 states. Combinations of 0's and 1's make up numbers(data) and instructions. Quantum computers aren't just 0-1 state bits - they use virtually infinite states(ie: 0.3f,-0.2f,0.9f). So the processing works in a completely different way and much much much much faster.
Many Many Many more calculations per second which could basically mean that the extremely huge numbers that are encoded on your master card and bank accounts could easily be factored and decrypted in a matter of seconds rather than decades.
I totally agree with the last comment... The ironic part is, that most of the people that don't know, will still try imply something about that, they think is smart, but it isn't...
It is debatable whether the so-called D-wave quantum computer really is a quantum pc. The results so far (as seen on youtube) could just have been an ordinary pc. There is no scientific information that d-wave's pc actually is a quantum computer. That doesn't keep them from attracting investors for millions and millions of cold hard ca$h.
i searched "quantum" and i had to sift through five pages of hippie pseudo-science before i found this. the scientific community needs to address that stuff. it's getting to be as bad as intelligent design.
I dare anyone to find a summary on quantum computers that a lay person could grasp. There is a real need for ligitimate news for the interested public that could bridge the gap between the basic and advanced explainations.
PS: It took me a few moments before I realized I was watching a segment of "What The Bleep Do We Know", then hives broke out and I was hospitalized immediately. So-ooo tired of that shiate.
I know I'm cherrypicking here, but here's an example of what the difference speaking human makes. Which will get onto Oprah first?
"An algorithm for a quantum computer must initialize this [8-dimensional complex vector] in some specified form" (A phrase taken from the beloved wiki page.)
Wow, this would allow full scale radiosity at maybe even a few hundred FPS
shakemyass9878 1 month ago
First we have to understand to compute "qubits" with digital processor before we can design hardware for Quantum
tomakali 7 months ago
hahah the first commercialized quantum computer was just released a few days ago.....
NiiObilite 9 months ago
Think the Wikileaks guys are hacking data bases with a Quantum Computer?
ufoengines 1 year ago
A quantum computer uses it's own excistance in another dimension right? So actually you can make unlimited calculations at the same time, can you imagine what kind of RAM memory they could make? You'll never ever have to wait a tenth of a second again. Microsoft and Apple, please make an OS for this heavenly device!
2fast4uFED 1 year ago
@2fast4uFED your thinking to much .. simply your thoughts to come to the proper conclusion :)
non91 1 year ago
@non91 thanks yoda!
2fast4uFED 1 year ago
can a quantom computer think and judge. i saw it in the matrix its crazy
vality1 1 year ago
It looks and sounds awesome but... Can it divide by zero?
Zvesda 2 years ago
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ArianRohani 2 years ago
*facepalm*
disbuylshite 1 year ago
@ArianRohani
tyeabrzannn 1 year ago
@Zvesda you forgot the fact that....when its done...it wont need to........
azmanabdula 1 year ago
cant wait for this, brute force attack in minutes
DNO221 2 years ago
@DNO221 ultra brutal definitions.......
12000000 p
instead of 360
to 1080
azmanabdula 1 year ago 2
@azmanabdula more pixels than real life im sure
DNO221 1 year ago
@DNO221 its HD TV its got better resolution than reallife......
-fry from futurama
azmanabdula 1 year ago
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That dude is f***** UGLY
Queeranus 2 years ago
I wonder how the "Roadrunner" compairs to these types of computers?
morimotodevo 3 years ago
Replacing question in previouse comment with comment
1234567890so 3 years ago
My comment was in reply to ragonamuffin but for some reaon has appeared as a seperate question.
1234567890so 3 years ago
My relative Sabieh Anwar from Pakistan is also a part of this research work...
azeemiqbal123 3 years ago
It's unwise to predict future technology. It could be much sooner, and when computers begin to design themselves things will change in months not years. Computers don't need sleep!
JimWAllan 3 years ago
Your brain is a very simple quantum computer (quantum brain dynamics). Of course much more complex then anything we have invented so far. But was once created by trial and error (darwin), will be engineered. I'm not sure if quantum computers will be a whole new computer, or if they would be something like a PCI card in a regular computer. For now they rely on another computer to understand what to do. With the birth of quantum computers, we will have autonomous vehicles, and full flown AI.
ragonamuffin 3 years ago
i understand what your saying about our brains being quantam computers but it wasnt to long ago that people were saying our brians are like sylican computers, which in affect is what your saying but with quantam computers. My point here is that although you have justification for your opinioun you can not say we are quantam computers because it might turn out that we will reach a stopping point as we have with sylican computers leaving a void for the next supertechnology to take over.
1234567890so 3 years ago
you mean silicon? you must be dyslexic like me !) You should wikipedia "quantum mind" It explains how our mind works on quantum principals. Also youtube "dr. quantum double slit experiment" and, "what in the bleep do we know?" for the whole series. I have heard we are getting close to the limits of silicone, which is why we are getting more and more cores. There is plenty of false information on the internet, so that could easily be false.
ragonamuffin 3 years ago
im not dyslexic just a lazy speller and Michio Kaku reitterated the point of silicon (thanks for spelling) computers coming to an end. But to re-point out i do understand were your coming from but find it unjust and almost arragent that you say quantum comuting is like our brains. this is beacuase we have always compared our technologese to our brain for only new technologies to come along and them to be compared.
1234567890so 3 years ago
You and everyone else should check out those videos if you find this video interesting. At least the double slit experiment. I can't really explain the concept of quantum mind, you just have to read the wikipedia article. They say that our brain sends reflexes to our nerves backwards in space, as well as tons of other insane stuff.
ragonamuffin 3 years ago
Signals Backwards? you have my intrest i shall read the artical
1234567890so 3 years ago
I like Roger Penrose. Brilliant man...but our brains are not quantum computers.
AI will be created when we build artificial brains and let them solve the problem of creating a new AI or quantum computers.
Minsky dispenses with the Penrose assertions concerning Goedel's 2nd theorem very well. There's nothing quantum about how we think. We're neural nets, and we make mistakes all the time. That's what neural nets do. Act fast, in general, ballpark guesses and modeling using vast networks
roddiero 2 years ago
There was some talk some time ago that this is EXACTLY how the brain works and that in fact engrams are laid down in essence at an atomic level with many states possible at one time.
Now never heard anything more about this ... really should go off and find out how that theory or research panned out... Actually now that I think of it....
MumblingMickey 2 years ago
correction> 20 years off from being available *publicly*. im sure some top secret "behind the scenes" government organizations are sitting on some major highly developed QC technologies *today*.
dmix09 3 years ago 3
The military always has to stay atleast 5-20 years ahead of civilian technology, what would happen if a 12 year old kid can obtain the same technology they can?
tarohoa 3 years ago 4
yea i do agree.. i didn't mean to make it sound like some sort of conspiracy lol
dmix09 3 years ago 3
LOL making the atomic clock more precise. You would think that they would say that it could be used to simulate what would happen if you got sucked into a black hole or something, but no, we think the atomic clock might be off by 0.00000001 nanoseconds
The people working with the atomic clock really deserve the most anal people on earth award
ronimacarroni 3 years ago 12
Well' I'm totally fed up of the astonishing achievements that science WILL REACH MAYBE. Because then you realize the truth is a bit different. "Quantum PC can offer the strongest encription". But we already have someone that... cracked the quantum PC even before its birth, using additional electrons etc etc.
STOP WITH TALES PLZ. Or call them TALES, thanks:D
fabbio8888 3 years ago 2
Concur with InfernoTube 100%
RealInventor 3 years ago
what's described here is kind of like what frenzy did to the pentagon net on transformers,hacking the supercomputer in seconds..
luevanoalx 4 years ago
i dont understand a thing, but the 3d games will look alot more better and get better AI with such horse power
dezacordat 4 years ago 3
The atomic clock uses Cesium not quartz and it already doesn't lose a single second of time given over 1.5 million years. I guess we push, push, push. heh
H0D0NKAIN 4 years ago
Imagine the kind of graphic that a quantum graphic card could create... LOL.
bindingnemo 4 years ago 18
*prays for virtual realilty* lol That would be nice, wouldn't it?!
GnomeyHead 3 years ago 4
God, Imagine getting your hands on one today. No network would be safe. I'm drooling just thinking about what I could do with one.
aj3380 4 years ago
@aj3380 u cud build holo projector and watch sexy pr0ns in 3d!!!
funkymunky65 1 year ago
when these things go on the market, theres a good chance there will be a hacking problem.
DanceDanceJoe 4 years ago
well there also working on quamtum security codes.. so hacking and securing will balance itself.. its primarily the software that makes a difference, and by that time the software will (hopefully) be a lot better.
Dutchdrummer99 3 years ago
what's the dfference between a quantum computer and a modern normal computer?
modgirlie91 4 years ago
Normal computers use binary bits. Basically - on-off or 0-1 states. Combinations of 0's and 1's make up numbers(data) and instructions. Quantum computers aren't just 0-1 state bits - they use virtually infinite states(ie: 0.3f,-0.2f,0.9f). So the processing works in a completely different way and much much much much faster.
SuperiorMind 4 years ago 4
But will the Quantum Computerts faster than the normal computers that we have in 20 years?
angel2901 4 years ago
Oh yeah. No matter how fast a normal computer gets - it'll still be limited to crunching enourmous combinations of 0's and 1's.
SuperiorMind 4 years ago
I could need a book to explain it all...so...I'll say only this:
YES..right now..they're just faster
liadon666 4 years ago
Many Many Many more calculations per second which could basically mean that the extremely huge numbers that are encoded on your master card and bank accounts could easily be factored and decrypted in a matter of seconds rather than decades.
H0D0NKAIN 4 years ago
the huge numbers can be even larger if they're encoded with a quantum computer.
menzoic 4 years ago
haha lol... SNAP!
keogh02 3 years ago
I totally agree with the last comment... The ironic part is, that most of the people that don't know, will still try imply something about that, they think is smart, but it isn't...
bamboohaaa 4 years ago
There already are quantum computers, google D-Wave.
Not sure how actually powerful/useful they are in their current incarnations though.
EbilPhish 4 years ago
just powerful of the best known pc..easy to understand ;-)
liadon666 4 years ago
It is debatable whether the so-called D-wave quantum computer really is a quantum pc. The results so far (as seen on youtube) could just have been an ordinary pc. There is no scientific information that d-wave's pc actually is a quantum computer. That doesn't keep them from attracting investors for millions and millions of cold hard ca$h.
InfernoTube 4 years ago 2
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what a nerd
exactspace 4 years ago
making the atomic clock more precise? wippeee all our problem's are solved.
amarbleinspace 4 years ago 3
ahaha
undefinedego 4 years ago
I wonder if someone could invest in this?
mrsquareroot 5 years ago
The government is investing in this for better decryptions and physicist are investing on this as well in order to solve more complex problems.
ronimacarroni 4 years ago
i searched "quantum" and i had to sift through five pages of hippie pseudo-science before i found this. the scientific community needs to address that stuff. it's getting to be as bad as intelligent design.
clemtoe 5 years ago
I agree with clemtoe.
I dare anyone to find a summary on quantum computers that a lay person could grasp. There is a real need for ligitimate news for the interested public that could bridge the gap between the basic and advanced explainations.
PS: It took me a few moments before I realized I was watching a segment of "What The Bleep Do We Know", then hives broke out and I was hospitalized immediately. So-ooo tired of that shiate.
hellcat059 5 years ago
personally, this link helped me:
computer.howstuffworks.
com/quantum-computer.htm
dboyzetown 4 years ago
The Wikipedia page worked just fine for me
Cruciatum 4 years ago
Not the point, mate.
I know I'm cherrypicking here, but here's an example of what the difference speaking human makes. Which will get onto Oprah first?
"An algorithm for a quantum computer must initialize this [8-dimensional complex vector] in some specified form" (A phrase taken from the beloved wiki page.)
Or "quantum intuition"...
hellcat059 4 years ago
I suppose, but then this really isn't a lay persons topic in the first place.
I mean, most homes these days have a PC, but I'd put that a fraction of the people who own them have any idea what a Byte even is.
All people is to know is that it's got "Quantum" in the name, they'll therefore assume it's incredible. Such is the nature of the average person.
Cruciatum 4 years ago
coool
stevecronin 5 years ago