I'm old enough to remember hearing (I've worked at BBN for a long
time now)
that connecting computers on a large scale just isn't going to work,
that
I would never need more than 4MB of main memory, etc. Any reader can
fill out the rest without my risking being pedantic.
I do remember
At 11:08 PM 6/26/2007, John Lowry wrote:
... Also, a small revolution has been taking place while
discussion (on this list anyway) has focused on 1st generation
QKD. Several very high speed (up to
nominal line speed) systems have been proposed. Long-haul all-
optical networks
are being
John Lowry [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The world of computing and communication sure looks different 40+
years later.
So I encourage you to look at QKD in context. I know everything is
moving in internet time but remember just how recently QKD has
been dragged off of the physics optics bench
