Revolutionary Intel chip uses light to send data

[MrJoey]

I already contributed.

Meanwhile, your first post...

gravity > light
gravity is instant. If you increase the mass of the computer in a location, instantly another location will feel it

This trash? That has no relevance whatsoever with the topic?

You have no place talking about someone contributing to the topic or not. Twit.

[William-CL]

I already contributed.

Meanwhile, your first post...

gravity > light
gravity is instant. If you increase the mass of the computer in a location, instantly another location will feel it

This trash? That has no relevance whatsoever with the topic?

You have no place talking about someone contributing to the topic or not. Twit.

yea I have no clue what he meant either. made no sense. what does feeling gravity have to do with light beam data transfer? ..

[NuclearSilo]

gravity speed is faster than light

I already contributed trash
You have no place talking about someone contributing to the topic or not. Twit.

And I think you are no one to tell people what to do.

[MrJoey]

I've had enough of your stupid trolling. Don't expect me to respond to any of your posts ever again.

[EvGa]

Gravity, as far as we know, doesn't travel faster than light. In fact, it doesn't even travel if it is the spacetime model, simply a state of spacetime. How exactly would you harness 'gravity' for use in transferring data?

This tech would be nice for backing up systems/databases. If it only takes a few seconds to backup databases you could do it more often, regular users could do it more often. Awesome.

[CeLL]

I've had enough of your stupid trolling. Don't expect me to respond to any of your posts ever again.

[MrJoey]

More like a foe button CeLL, but I suppose the same thing applies...

[NuclearSilo]

<<Shut up Silo. You're beginning to take your forum rank a little too serious. I can't believe you guys are bitching over the technology behind a chip the size of a fingernail. - Ru>>

[VforVendetta]

Sure is troll in here.

ON TOPIC: I am very excited about this new technology, it could mean so many things. Powerful computers will be even smaller, even less wires needed and all around more effeciency.

[William-CL]

gravity speed is faster than light

I already contributed trash
You have no place talking about someone contributing to the topic or not. Twit.

And I think you are no one to tell people what to do.

how fast is gravity I'd like to know.

[John_Doe]

gravity speed is faster than light

Faster cheaper Internet is always a +.

[IceCrash]

lol guys... i was a little intrigued with what NS said, so i went to do some research as i found the matter quite interesting...

bottom line, there are some theories that say gravity speed is equal to the speed of light, some say it's even faster than light's speed.. so yeah, what NS said did make sense and could be an interesting discussion starter, being or not possible, it'd still be interesting.

I have to, nevertheless, say, that when there's something you guys don't understand, google it first, so you don't have to look like fawking noobs like you just did, having a go at someone who has a wider mind than ya'll, so, i, without feeling any kind of blame, feel sorry for NS, and sorry for not being able to eat the ice cream i wanted to eat right now.

Therefore, i say my goodbyes, cya cya cya.

[NuclearSilo]

how fast is gravity I'd like to know.

I don't usually like to answer a question with a . The questioner doesn't interest in the answer and try to draw trolls to join.

[CeLL]

how fast is gravity I'd like to know.

I don't usually like to answer a question with a . The questioner doesn't interest in the answer and try to draw trolls to join.

you do realize that you revolutionized the use of the , correct?

[Pinoy_Archer]

I;m curious about NS post regarding gavity's speed...

but looking as of today's tech Gravity cant be implemented but possibly in the future it will . there could be a potential discussion(someday) about the future of gravity for data transfer, but i think i;m leave it to the guys with white coats with more than 30 years of first hand experience and experimentation

[NuclearSilo]

Another method is using quantum entanglement, the core teleportation. When a particle changes its state, then the state of its entangled particle will also be changed even when it's at the other side of the universe ie instant communication.