Hi everyone. I know this is OT, but I figured I'd share some info with all of you. Basically, if you look far enough into the future, Intel has some fantastic technologies on the way. I read in one magazine that Intel is working with some physicists on creating a processor that does not use traditional "on off", or binary, chips. These processors will have many bits, and the bit will be determined by measuring the angle of an individual electron. Here is a short article on Intels plan to create a processor that uses hundreds of cores. Also mentions the use of lasers.
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