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Topic: A $15m computer that uses "quantum physics" effects to boost its speed - page 2. (Read 1084 times)

newbie
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They are probably based on normal processors and thus they will suffer from the same limitations. That beast will probably mine about as fast as a few good graphics cards at most.
Quantum computer's would destroy bitcoin and possibly be able to decrypt public address hashes theoretically - if indeed this is a quantum computer.
newbie
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Whos going to have the money to spend 15 mill on a computer?

Would the United States Government spend 15 million to ruin Bitcoin?  yes, yes they would
member
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What Th/s are we talking here? Group buy?      Smiley
newbie
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Whos going to have the money to spend 15 mill on a computer?

If someone paid 15 million for it, and did run a 51% attack - bitcion would be worthless.
newbie
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Whos going to have the money to spend 15 mill on a computer?
member
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They are probably based on normal processors and thus they will suffer from the same limitations. That beast will probably mine about as fast as a few good graphics cards at most.
newbie
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wow, this is kinda scary :0
donator
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Here's the referenced paper with performance data. Way over my head.  Smiley http://graphics8.nytimes.com/packages/pdf/business/quantum-study.pdf
newbie
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Hmm, I don't really understand this computer, I suppose I'll wait a few years and see if any new news comes on this and things become clearer, lol.
legendary
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May Bitcoin be touched by his Noodly Appendage
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Effectively, it can try all possible solutions at the same time and then select the best.
Wow. Is it even possible to be any wronger?
newbie
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