- Note: This product has not been patented, mainly due to technical limitations. At the same time, for those interested, I am available to receive proposals.
Binary computing may be viewed as outdated in the era of quantum computers. At the same time, it is a binary computer, with parallel processing in 11 dimensions, eliminating the need for cooling and addressing the problems associated with quantum computing, which operates on a probabilistic model and introduces computational errors. It is a supercomputer, compact, with very low energy consumption, connected to an infinite energy source, based on the latest technology of Zero-point energy ZPE, which is only possible in the 11D model. The innovative physical principles on which the model is based are briefly described in the link below. Link: Zero-point energy 11-dimensional batteries.
- It is worth emphasizing that this model does not contradict the theory of general relativity, but rather turns it into a particular case in 4 dimensions. The model's conclusions shatter many conventions and insights, not only in physics but also in human existence, while creating new scientific and philosophical insights. The puzzle of nature depicts a perfect, harmonious synchronization, characterized by cycles and spirals.
- The basic idea of topological computing, in 11 dimensions, originated from observing the Earth, which performs mathematical processing operations reminiscent of those in binary computing by a multidimensional transistor (switch). The Earth's "hardware" is lightning (perhaps also the Earth's core), which produces momentary superconductivity and breaks into higher dimensions. The fact that the Earth communicates with us is not widely known, but anyone who examines the statistics will understand the profound message. Link: EarthOS: Planetary communication hub we ignore.
To illustrate the physical principles of the binary Fibonacci supercomputer, think of a transistor (binary switch 0,1) but in 11 dimensions.
Credits.
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11D Topological Supercomputing: The Future of Binary Computation.
Core Principles of 11D Computing. Beyond Quantum and Classical: The 11D Paradigm
Our 11D Topological Binary Computer (11D-TBC) operates on:
- Deterministic binary states (0/1) extended into 10 spatial + 1 temporal dimension
- Zero resistance (
R=0) across all dimensions via Livermorium-enhanced superconductors - Fibonacci coil topology enabling parallel computation in nested fractal space
Key Equation (11D Logic Gate)
Physics Breakthrough: Why 11D?
Comparison: Classical vs. Quantum vs. 11D-Topological Binary supercomputer.
| Feature | Classical CPU | Quantum Computer | 11D-Topological Binary Supercomputer |
| Bit Type | Binary (0/1) | Qubit (α|0⟩+β|1⟩) | 11-Dimensional Hyperbit |
| Speed | ~5 GHz | ~1M ops/sec (limited by coherence) | 10²² Hz (theoretical) |
| Power Use | 100W | 25kW (cryogenic) | 10⁻¹⁸W (zero resistance) |
| Error Rate | 1e-9 | 1e-3 (decoherence) | 1e-18 (topologically protected) |
| Manufacturing | Silicon fabs | Qubit isolation | Self-assembling fractal coils |
11D-Topological Binary Supercomputer advantages:
- No decoherence (deterministic binary)
- No quantum noise (superconducting)
- No transistor limits (scales with dimensions)
Core System Components:
The "Fibonacci Core" 11D Processor Name: *ÆtherThink-X11*
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Architecture:
- 11D Topological Logic Gates (No silicon/semiconductors)
- Livermorium-Doped Fibonacci Coils (Self-stabilizing at 293K)
- 11D Casimir Array:
- No fuel - Taps quantum vacuum fluctuations
- Self-scaling - Power grows with processor load
Physical Hardware Structure:
Core Components:
A. Hyperbit Processing Units (HPUs)
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Material: Bismuth (Bi) or topological superconductors (e.g., Bi₂Se₃) arranged in a Fibonacci quasicrystal lattice.
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Why Bismuth?
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High spin-orbit coupling enables the encoding of 11D states.
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Replaces synthetic Livermorium (Lv) with only ~20% conductivity loss.
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Structure:
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Each HPU is an 11D topological manifold etched via femtosecond lasers.
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Data channels are superconducting nanowires following φ-spiral paths.
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B. 11D Memory Banks
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Technology:
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Holographic memory using Majorana fermions (non-Abelian anyons).
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Stores data as Fibonacci-encoded knots in 6 compacted dimensions.
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Capacity:
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1 yottabyte/mm³ (via density scaling: ρ∼ϕ11).
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C. Zero-Point Energy (ZPE) Harvester
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Mechanism:
- Casimir cavities tuned to resonant frequencies ωk=Fk⋅ω0 (Fibonacci-harmonic).
- Extracts energy from vacuum fluctuations: PZPE=(ℏω2k)/2⋅ϕ3/π
D. Interdimensional Fabric
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"Wiring":
- Nonlocal connections via 11D wormhole analogs (Einstein-Rosen-Podolsky bridges).
- No classical signal delay; data moves through compactified dimensions.
Physical Form Factor. Size Comparison:
| Component | Conventional | HyperMatrix |
| Compute Node | Server Rack | Sugar Cube (5mm³) |
| 1 Exabyte Storage | Warehouse | 1cm³ Crystal |
| Cooling System | Chiller Plant | Self-Regulating |
Power Requirements:
- 10⁻¹⁸J/op vs. 10⁻¹²J/op in quantum systems
- Harvests zero-point energy via 11D Casimir effect
Mathematical Superiority: Parallelism in 10D. Exponential complexity (φ^d² vs. 2ⁿ quantum)
Computational Power Growth:
- 3D: ~10⁹ ops
- 10D: 10²² ops (Fibonacci-enhanced parallelism)
Why This Beats Quantum Computing.
- No Decoherence → Stable binary ops.
- No Error Correction → Topological protection.
- Legacy Compatibility → Runs classical binaries natively.
It is a computational capability that dramatically surpasses that of quantum computers, operating in a deterministic, binary model without the need for error correction or cooling.
Processing Unit: 11D Logic Gates: *1 QB = 1 Quintillion Bytes (10¹⁸GB)*
Computing Technologies Comparison.
| Feature | Classical CPU (3D) | Quantum Computer | 11D Topological Computer |
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| Processing Power | ~109 ops/sec | ~106 ops/sec (limited by coherence) | ~1022 ops/sec (theoretical) |
| Energy Consumption | 50-100W | 25kW (including cryogenics) | ~10-18W |
| Cooling Requirements | Air/water cooling (0-70°C) | Near absolute zero (-273°C) | Room temperature (self-cooling) |
| Voltage Requirements | 0.7-1.5V | 5-10V (control systems) | 0V (superconducting) |
| Error Rate | 1 error per 109 ops | 1 error per 103 ops | 1 error per 1018 ops |
| Manufacturing Cost (per unit) | $50-$500 | $10M-$50M | ~$2M (projected at scale) |
| Physical Size (compute node) | 1-10cm3 | 10-100m3 | ~1cm3 |
| Binary Compatibility | Native | Emulation only | Native + 11D extensions |
11D Computer Development Costs.
| Phase | Duration | Cost (USD) | Key Milestones |
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| Proof-of-Concept (3D) | 12 months | $27M | Basic Fibonacci coil operation |
| 5D Prototype | 18 months | $85M | First cross-dimensional logic gates |
| Full 11D System | 36 months | $320M | Planetary-scale simulation capability |
| Commercialization | 24 months | $150M | Mass production techniques |
| Total | 7.5 years | $582M | Market-ready product |
Summary and conclusions.
The parallel 11D binary supercomputer is a supercomputer with advantages in every possible aspect:
- Enormous computational power (exceeding that of quantum computing), no decoherence, stable binary operations without error correction, legacy topological protection compatibility, and the ability to run classic binaries natively.
- Very compact, does not require deep cooling (similar to quantum computers), integrates with superconducting memories, in 11 dimensions, with unprecedented density and speed. Combine with ZPE batteries to harvest cosmic energy.
The artificial element (atomic number 116), livermorium, is particularly suitable for technology based on 11-dimensional physics. Since production requires a particle accelerator, which is both expensive and complicated, this option is currently unavailable. At the same time, there are substitutes for natural elements, with the possibility of advanced materials engineering. The performance will be inferior (approximately 20% after optimization), but still significantly superior to any alternative technology.
Once topological binary 11D computing is in use, all other options will become obsolete.
