How does this compare with the LHC? It is only one qubit. Albeit, a very large one. There
are approximately 110 ring-based Synchrotron particle accelerators, and more under construction.
Still more on the drawing board, including CERN‘s own plans for another three times the size of
their present machine.
What does this mean. Each Synchrotron particle accelerator functions as a quantum
computer. And like any multiple-unit system, they are networked together.
In fact, as demonstrated in the preceding article, The CERN to D-Wave Connection, each of
the now 16 Models of D-Wave quantum computers, with multiples sold to customers stipulated in
this article. They, too are networked together, so as to prevent conflicts arising between individual
units. Finally, each of the two networks, those comprising the Synchrotrons as well as each of D-Wave‘s units are conjoined into one worldwide network. A single network accessing and communicating with a near-infinite number of parallel dimensions.
Staggering… the consequences for mankind.