[ShadowAce]

Thanks to Red Badger for the ping!

[ConservativeMind]

Operational science wins again.

[Bobalu]

Claude Shannon

[dfwgator]

Now you can download your pr0n even faster.

[FreedomNotSafety]

I can barely understand what this article says. But if I properly understand even a fraction of this then the consequences are even harder to comprehend.

The book Flash Boys comes to mind. They spent billions just to move their days nano seconds faster. The result was the tiniest edge in trading securities. They minted money for awhile.

Can’t imagine what this algorithm might do.

[zeestephen]

Question for anyone...

Will quantum computers require completely new algorithms to perform the same functions that current computers perform?

Also, do current computers have a specific identifying name, like "digital," or something similar?

Thank you!

[aimhigh]

I’m curious what percentage of the market has adopted these advances.

[StormEye]

My undergraduate degree is in Computer Science.
I understand some of what was discussed in the article.
The study of "networks" was part of my course work.
If the work of those two researches proves correct, their
discovery is very great advance in computing ... possibly

[grey_whiskers]

Fascinating, ShadowAce.

Thank you!

[martin_fierro]

Kyng’s algorithm can be applied in such cases to calculate the optimal, lowest-cost traffic flow for any kind of network – be it rail, road, water, or the internet.

Theoretically.

I kid.

[Pilsner]

Just imagine how this will improve the performance of turbo encabulators!