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I think they've been able to demonstrate quantum entanglement getting past the latency problem; the light beam has to be continuous (you have to know you want t
by mchannon 14y ago
I think they've been able to demonstrate quantum entanglement getting past the latency problem; the light beam has to be continuous (you have to know you want this communication for as long as it takes for the photons to make the journey) but by sending one entangled photon and monkeying with its trapped twin at the source, it's theoretically possible to get near-instant communication over any distance.
Still, as important as latency is here on planet Earth to the financial trading witch doctors in New York, Tokyo, and London, seems odd no one's been able to monetize this idea as yet.