[Svartalfiar]

Entangled quantum states aren’t the same as information.

This article is fake news.

Yes, they are. Every single data point the lab can draw from the particles is information, it just may or may not be useable information. Right now, it's been generally observed that quantum entanglement is real. The biggest hurdle is how to use that: How do I alter my particle, so as to transmit useable info to the other one?

You do realize that binary is how computers work, right? on/off, up/down, that is how info is read and transmitted. If I can taqke several quantum particles, and change their states, than I now have a perfect transmitter/receiver, whose only time delay is how fast I can change those states. There is no speed of light/wires limiting radio contact, info getting from the HD to the GPU, etc. This would have huge implications not just in computers, but for military communications especially.

[infool7]

Would probably be great for timing the markets

unfortunately I have a hypothesis about

the conservation of relativity

that prevents me from thinking this is possible.

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[Moonman62]

It’s not information. Information does not travel faster than light.