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The Foundation purchased the entire Nevada
Nuclear Test site and had its own engineers construct Janus before agreeing a contract with
Montclair University. The contract involved a grant to the university to set up a team to
oversee the Janus Project.
Blanca and the sites immediately surrounding it constitute the only area not occupied by the
Fundamentalists, the alliance of religious extremists who settled there two years after the Big Freeze.
The area is under the protection of the Sufi Brotherhood and the Samurai Clan.
The Quantum Supercomputer Team
Professor Howards established a team of America's top quantum physicists, artificial intelligence
programmers and engineers to oversee the management and maintenance of the Quantum Supercomputer.
Only Centauri engineers have direct access to the supercomputer on-site. Earl Phillips is the
head of the research team working under Professor Howards at Montclair University.
Alister's mother know of the quantum supercomputer, having led the team that developed the
nano technologies used in the design of the quantum gateway and attenuation control mechanisms. |
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Structure and Operation of the Quantum
Supercomputer
The core of the processing within the Janus Supercomputer is based upon
Shors algorithm using photonic quantum gates.
Janus is the first and only quantum supercomputer to be 80% liquid: a liquid that actually generates
and recycles up to thirty five percent of its own energy whilst in operation. There is no memory,
CPU or hard drive. The liquid quantum supercomputer contains a suspension of
Rare-earth – d-transition-metal compounds, particles of diamond, gold, silicon and tetragonal
compounds. These are used to trigger quantum calculations.
Floating freely inside the liquid are billions of graphene sheets grouped together into honeycomb
like clusters. Processor plamsa, a biosynthetic plasmid substance built from a DNA synthesised
nanoparticles engineered to form neural processors are triggered into activity when they integrate
with one or more graphene honeycombs.
An array of quantum cascade lasers continuously monitor variations in the various particle
states suspended in the quantum supercomputer. When the quantum cascade lasers detects a major
convergence 'Moment' or 'Arc' in the supercomputer, the quantum data pattern is captured by a
sub-system computer and transmitted for further analysis by the Montclair team.
The Janus supercomputer operates on principles of quantum entanglement. Its liquid state allows
the parallelism computations (almost infinite possible calculations and solutions) to be
captured, analysed through a superfast filtering cycle down to a single result (Moment) that
has an absolute 100% accuracy.
The quantum supercomputer uses photonic transceivers to communicate via entangled photon pairs.
These generates unprecedented speed and security in operation, making communication virtually
undetectable.
The Centauri Foundation purchased The International Space Station and installed a Quantum
Transceiver. The ISS transceiver links with thirty pairs of Optical Ground station covering the
Americas (Optical Ground Station. Image courtesy of European Space Agency 2010)
The Janus Quantum Supercomputer Connections.
The quantum supercomputer has access to the entire internet, most of the world's online libraries,
universities, research laboratories, television, radio, cable and satellite channels.
It has direct access to the Cornell Caltech Atacama, James Webb, Solar Dynamics Observatory
and Hawkins-Hubble satellite telescopes, the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer and all the
spectrum and radio telescopes still active on land. It also access to most of the information
passing across the worlds digital terrestrial and satellite networks and the first two layers
of all security and military services.
Access to the X Generation Quantum Supercomputer
Janus can be accessed using a conventional keyboard, or simply by speaking to it. The Janus
Supercomputer can speak, read and understand every recorded language that exists or existed;
it recognises sign language from several countries, as well as numerous codes and symbolic
systems of communication.
Secrecy: protecting the Quantum Supercomputer
The Janus X quantum Supercomputer is a secret project owned and funded wholly by the Centauri
Science Foundation. The foundation is very secretive about the actual structure and operation
of the quantum supercomputer for commercial reasons. Professor Howards team have all signed
strict secrecy contracts.
Outside of the small Montclair team, knowledge of the quantum supercomputer is restricted to
three individuals in each participating country, the Head of State, Head of Military and
Head of Security Services. The X Generation supercomputer has access to global
networks (except Russia).
Furthermore the quantum supercomputer has links into all public and private ISPs', academic
institutions, media networks, first two layers of military, police and security networks,
telecommunications networks.
In the UK, only the Prime Minister and Head of Military services are aware of the supercomputers connection. Breaking of the secrecy agreement will result in the country not receiving any of the groundbreaking discoveries and inventions generated from Janus' research. |
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