DutchNews, September 3, 2015
The
10 year agreement will see Intel providing ‘significant’ engineering resources
for Delft’s quantum research institute QuTech as well as on and off site
support.
Experts predict that quantum computing – a much faster computing
method using quantum bits rather than binary digits – could be available and
ready for use in the next 12 years.
‘A fully functioning quantum computer is at
least a dozen years away, but the practical and theoretical research efforts
we’re announcing today mark an important milestone in the journey to bring it
closer to reality,’ said Mike Mayberry, Intel vice president and managing
director of Intel Labs, in a statement.
Microsoft and Google are also working
to develop quantum computers.
Dutch invest €135m in developing a quantum computer
"THE BIGGEST FILTER OF ALL" - July 18-19, 2015 (Kryon Channelling by Lee Carroll) - (Text version)
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"THE BIGGEST FILTER OF ALL" - July 18-19, 2015 (Kryon Channelling by Lee Carroll) - (Text version)
"... The Biggest Filter that Hinders Truth is Your Biased Knowledge
The biggest filter of humanity, the one that keeps Humans from actual truth, believe it or not, is called knowledge. We speak of that which humanity perceives currently as knowledge. That which you do not know is, therefore, future knowledge. Now, every single scientist understands the difference - every single one - for they know what is coming is going to teach them what they don't know yet. This is part of the scientific process. Even so, they take what they know, or think they know, and completely let it temper the experiments for what they don't know. They base the future on what they know or believe, even though they know better!
A medical doctor will look in the past and he'll remember being taught about a time when humans would report to the barbershop for healing. That's when they would actually bleed people for healing. By the way, that's the reason for the barber pole having the red stripe on it - it's the tradition of barbers doing the bleeding. So back then, you went to get healed in the barbershop by being bled! This, of course, led to many deaths because there was no understanding of germs, sterilization or today's common sense. Doctors know this, and they laugh at how far you all have come from this. So doctors absolutely know that what is coming will someday be actually laughable, yet they are also absolutely and completely closed to what it might be. They just think it will be an advancement of what they currently know.
This bias is the same for almost all industry, too. A computer scientist loves the advancements - all happening so fast! In his case, he expects things from what he has seen only in the past few years. Therefore, he will predict what is going to happen using a model of what has happened so far, such as better electronics for increasing speeds in processing, size and memory capacity. Let me give you a hint of where it's going, which he has no model for in his short history. Fifty years from now, there will still be computers, but they will be completely and totally different. Instead of changing electronic chips, you will change life chips. There will be parts of computing that must have life to work. Bio-computing is the wave of the future. By the way, this gives a whole new meaning to your computer catching a virus. [Laughter] It's coming; it has to.
There will be a combination of circuitry and live, reproducing biology that is grown on a chip. This will enhance computing power and memory and what you think of as a "computer" will be very different. What you ask a computer to do today will be laughed at compared to what you ask for it to do in 50 years. You may actually name a computer in the future, as you now do a pet! You will have to "feed" it! But the computer will still exist. You don't know what you don't know so, therefore, it's Human nature to take what you do know and extrapolate what to expect. ..."
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