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Originally posted by CherubBaby
reply to post by verschickter
Keep going I have reported you for trying to troll and disrupt the thread. Thx
nanocomputer
A nanocomputer is a computer whose physical dimensions are microscopic. The field of nanocomputing is part of the emerging field of nanotechnology . Several types of nanocomputers have been suggested or proposed by researchers and futurists.
A quantum nanocomputer would work by storing data in the form of atomic quantum states or spin. Technology of this kind is already under development in the form of single-electron memory (SEM) and quantum dots. The energy state of an electron within an atom , represented by the electron energy level or shell, can theoretically represent one, two, four, eight, or even 16 bits of data. The main problem with this technology is instability. Instantaneous electron energy states are difficult to predict and even more difficult to control. An electron can easily fall to a lower energy state, emitting a photon ; conversely, a photon striking an atom can cause one of its electrons to jump to a higher energy state.
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nanocomputer
A computer with circuitry so small that it can only be seen through a microscope. Nanocomputers can be electronic (where nanolithography is used to create microscopic circuits), biochemical or organic (such as DNA computers), or quantum (such as quantum computers). Nanocomputers deal with materials at a molecular level and hold the promise of creating increasingly smaller and faster computers, an important concept in the realm of pervasive computing.
OP, why do you believe the source you have linked to? What is so convincing to you about it when solid information from professional people that is given directly to you on here is just dismissed out of hand?
Originally posted by CherubBaby
reply to post by waynos
There is plenty to back the thread up . This isnt opinion it's fact and I have countless pieces of documentation to back it up. You can read it or you can pretend you are an authority. Waynos you have given your opinion. thx.
Originally posted by CherubBaby
reply to post by verschickter
Keep going I have reported you for trying to troll and disrupt the thread. Thx
Some of the most common visions of a nanotechnology-fueled future are tiny body-examining cameras that can be swallowed like pills, supercomputers 500 times more powerful than those currently available, and chips the size of sugar cubes capable of storing the entire content of the Library of Congress.
I have been able to verify it for myself from various credible sources.
Source Article
Applied Signal’s tactical signals and communications intelligence systems, data fusion and information operations/information assurance products, combined with Raytheon’s sensor technology, program management, mission support and system integration capabilities, will provide highly specialized solutions to an expanded range of intelligence and defense customers in the United States and around the world, Raytheon said.
Originally posted by verschickter
reply to post by Northwarden
Slow down, I didnt say its impossible. Do you know what molecules are? Speaking of nanos, nano is a scale 10^-9, thats way way way way way way larger then any molecule. Please read carefully, I´m aware of those things. I´m tired of explaining scientific things in a foreign language, it makes things so difficult.
Some of the most common visions of a nanotechnology-fueled future are tiny body-examining cameras that can be swallowed like pills, supercomputers 500 times more powerful than those currently available, and chips the size of sugar cubes capable of storing the entire content of the Library of Congress.
visions, I made it bold for youedit on 13-11-2011 by verschickter because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by verschickter
reply to post by waynos
Yeah, if you read your link correct, you´ll see that the lenght of the molecule is in the nanometers. I dont spread disinfo, I simply disagree with the title and the OP.
But before I "troll" another post here, I´ll leave this thread. Believe what you want OP, with your "documents" (why not include it in the OP???mh..)
Originally posted by verschickter
reply to post by luxordelphi
And for "not getting it right", I wrote that english is a foreign language to me! Please dont judge me just because I can not bring down what i want to say in english, thank you!
Originally posted by MathiasAndrew
reply to post by arbiture
Look into Raytheon's acquisition of Applied Signals Technology Inc. If you're familiar with RFID tags involved with warehouse storage facilities. It's a similar concept, using "smart dust" that is air born and can be tracked using a monitoring device. Which in this case would be satellites and Advanced radar/lidar systems.
Applied Signals Technology
Source Article
Applied Signal’s tactical signals and communications intelligence systems, data fusion and information operations/information assurance products, combined with Raytheon’s sensor technology, program management, mission support and system integration capabilities, will provide highly specialized solutions to an expanded range of intelligence and defense customers in the United States and around the world, Raytheon said.