Diamond or silicon carbide vacancies are potentially good for quantum computers, because these materials are of particular stability even at room temperature. But from the same reason these materials are interesting for further increasing of information density by using of classical technologies.
Quantum_Conundrum - May 09, 2010
Wow?
A diamond quantum crystal computer, just like the Kryptonians used in Super Man!
Isn't this what I said a few months ago, and the forum moderator deleted and banned me for it?
Alizee - May 07, 2010
Diamond or silicon carbide vacancies are potentially good for quantum computers, because these materials are of particular stability even at room temperature. But from the same reason these materials are interesting for further increasing of information density by using of classical technologies.
Quantum_Conundrum - May 09, 2010
Wow?
A diamond quantum crystal computer, just like the Kryptonians used in Super Man!
Isn't this what I said a few months ago, and the forum moderator deleted and banned me for it?