The No cloning theorem shows that it is impossible to make a perfect copy of a quantum state, so the eavesdropper if successful will disrupt the receiver's information, giving away his presence.
What I want to know is: Do those of us who live in the UK (or any other country without a written consitiution) have the same type of rights as Mitnick? Or can the government do whatever they like as long at it doesn't violate the UN's Human Rights?
Seeing as the power consumption is so low, couldn't someone put two or more Crusoe chips in a laptop, increasing the performance, while still having a superior battery life to anything that's currently available? Also, the code morphing software could perhaps be adapted to make all applications run multi-threaded, regardless of how lame your OS is. These boys have really cooked up something special with this chip.
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The No cloning theorem shows that it is impossible to make a perfect copy of a quantum state, so the eavesdropper if successful will disrupt the receiver's information, giving away his presence.
I don't know about you but I was hoping it would crumble under the /. effect!
What I want to know is: Do those of us who live in the UK (or any other country without a written consitiution) have the same type of rights as Mitnick? Or can the government do whatever they like as long at it doesn't violate the UN's Human Rights?
Seeing as the power consumption is so low, couldn't someone put two or more Crusoe chips in a laptop, increasing the performance, while still having a superior battery life to anything that's currently available? Also, the code morphing software could perhaps be adapted to make all applications run multi-threaded, regardless of how lame your OS is. These boys have really cooked up something special with this chip.