#166 Sự Thật Nổ Não SS02E33: Siêu Máy Tính Lượng Tử! 😱😱😱

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Hello, I'm Voi. Nice to see you again in the familiar video series, Brain Facts.
Do you know how people grow carrots?
Just like a picture.
And just like a picture, how to say it right?
Or where is the world's strongest computer so far?
Welcome to Brain Facts season 2, episode 33.
Super Computer Alphabet
The main use value of a carrot tree is its core.
It contains a lot of vitamin A, which is good for your eyes.
But have you ever asked yourself what people grow carrots with?
With leaves?
It doesn't make sense.
Or with seeds?
It doesn't make sense either.
Because a carrot tree only has one seed.
If you use that seed to grow a new tree,
you will still only get one seed.
So why don't you use fertilizer?
The answer is that people grow carrots with seeds.
Now you know that carrots also have seeds.
In fact, carrots are a two-year-old plant.
Biennial plant.
In the first year, the tree developed a place with no leaves,
and no fat for its stem,
to prepare for flowering and creating seeds.
Thousands of new seeds in the second year.
And now you know that the old carrot you've been eating
is the stem of the carrot tree.
People often think that Sydney is the capital of Australia,
Rio de Janeiro is the capital of Brazil,
or Tokyo is the capital of Japan.
In fact, the capital of Australia is Canberra,
the capital of Brazil is Brasilia,
and the capital of Japan is...
Wait a minute.
It seems that Japan does not have a capital.
In fact, although most of the research results on Google
show that Tokyo is the capital of Japan,
some articles on Wikipedia say that
there is no law in Japan that states that
Tokyo is the capital of Japan.
Not only that,
the Japanese constitution does not have any description
of the concept of capital.
This means that in theory or on paper,
Japan does not have a capital.
That's why people call Tokyo the capital in reality,
the factor capital,
not the capital according to the law,
the dual capital of Japan.
Speaking of capitals,
while most countries in the world have a single capital,
up to 16 countries currently own more than one capital.
With the South African Republic,
it is the country that owns the most capitals
when there are 3 capitals,
that is Pretoria, the administrative capital,
Cape Town, the legislative capital,
and the capital of the court.
You see your neighbor
waking up early every day at 6 a.m.
You praise him for working hard,
walking like a picture.
Your neighbor answers you with a smile.
Maybe you think it's a friendly smile.
Actually,
he smiles because you are praising him
in an incorrect way on the paper.
In fact,
this saying is quite common in everyday life.
Just like a picture with a picture of a car
or a picture of a light sky
means a picture.
And the action of picking a picture
means picking a picture.
This is a rather absurd and meaningless saying
if you pay a little attention.
Therefore,
the correct saying in terms of vocabulary and meaning
in case you want to praise someone
for something,
in an even or even way,
must be as even as a picture,
that is, a picture of a car
or a picture of a light sky.
With pictures here,
it means that the leaves or coconut leaves
are put together
into pictures,
all in a hurry to set up the house.
Similarly,
the idiom
very poor,
is often used to describe
the poverty of someone
who is often misunderstood
in terms of meaning.
To be more specific,
Mùng Tơi Trong Nghèo Rất Mùng Tơi
is not just a leaf of Mùng Tơi
that we often use to cook soup
or to pick green Mùng Tơi
in the poem
Người Hàng Xóm
by the poet Quê Mùa Nguyễn Bình.
Instead,
Trư Tơi Trong Nghèo Rất Mùng Tơi
means a shirt
made from grass
used to cover the sun and rain
of our farmers in the past.
Still,
the top of the shirt
is folded
so that the strings go through the neck and shoulder
which is called Mùng Tơi.
The idiom
very poor,
is often used to describe
the poverty of someone
who is often misunderstood
in terms of meaning.
To be more specific,
Mùng Tơi Trong Nghèo Rất Mùng Tơi
is not just a leaf of Mùng Tơi
that we often use to cook soup
or to pick green Mùng Tơi
in the poem
Ngheo Khổ Đen Mức
means a shirt
made from grass
used to cover the sun and rain
of our farmers in the past.
Wikipedia
Supercomputer
is a computer
with superior performance
compared to other computers.
The performance of a supercomputer
is often measured
by the Flops unit
with a Flops
Floating Point Operations Per Second
which is equivalent to
a Fibonacci per second.
Simply put,
it is a Fibonacci per second.
Accordingly,
today's supercomputers
have the ability
to process up to
petaflops
which is millions of Fibonacci per second.
In fact,
all supercomputers
are in the top 500
of the world's most powerful supercomputers
which are in the top 500.
All of them
have the ability
to process up to
1 petaflops.
The world's most powerful
and smartest supercomputer
until now
in October 2019
belongs to the top supercomputer
SUMMIT
developed by IBM.
It has a scale of
2,414,592
processing units
from 9,216 IBM Power 9
CPUs
and 27,648
NVIDIA TESLA chips.
2,801,664 GB RAM
which is a random memory set
with a memory set of
250,000,000 GB
or 250 petaflops.
All are scaled down to 4,608 nodes
which is 4,608 smaller supercomputers
with the size of a fridge
and are linked together
to operate as a single supercomputer.
With such a scale
it is easy to understand
that SUMMIT
has the ability to process
up to 200 trillion petaflops per second
in theory
with the highest performance
ever achieved in practice
at about 148.6 trillion petaflops per second.
To make it easier for you to imagine
SUMMIT's computing power
is equivalent to
the power of about 1 trillion
of ordinary computers
or equivalent to
7.7 billion people on Earth.
Each person performs
about 26 trillion petaflops per second
and is clearly strong enough
to open millions of
Chrome tabs at the same time
to upload and use
millions of Facebook accounts
at the same time
to set up millions of views
at the same time
or to play millions of
Pikachu games
with the highest
graphics quality
at the same time.
However,
trust me,
you will not use a computer
with maximum energy consumption
equivalent to
the energy consumption
of more than 8,000 households
up to 15 megawatts
equivalent to
15,000 power cells per hour
to do the above.
Instead,
a supercomputer worth
about 200 billion dollars
equivalent to
about 4,641.7 billion
petaflops per year
will be used in complex
scientific research
to solve calculations
that ordinary computers
will take thousands
or even millions of years
to complete.
For example,
designing chemical formulas,
discovering new materials,
solving mysteries
about transportation,
studying heat energy,
about space,
about supernova explosions,
learning more about
the structure of the Earth's core,
as well as imitating
climate change
on a global scale.
Still related to supercomputers,
maybe you have heard
about the concept of
quantum computers,
which is defined as a device
capable of performing
quantum calculations,
while Nona is a
computer model
with a completely different nature
compared to
classical models
on ordinary computers.
The most basic difference
between a quantum computer
and an ordinary computer
is that
while a classical bit,
the smallest information unit
that an ordinary computer
can understand,
can always only receive
one of the two values,
0 or 1.
A quantum bit,
quantum bit,
or qubit
can be both 0 and 1
at the same time.
It is worth mentioning
that quantum computers
are no longer
a product of imagination
or a device
from the future.
They are real
and real monsters.
Accordingly,
although it has been around
for a long time
with the first
commercial quantum computer
named D-Wave 1
introduced to the public
on May 11,
2011
with a price of
$ 10 million,
but until recently,
the public
could only really
imagine
the tremendous power
of quantum computers
when a group of
researchers from
Google
surveyed
a monster
with a price
of
$ 10 million
named Sycamore.
Specifically,
the group of researchers
gave both
Sycamore and Summit
the strongest
classic supercomputer
at present
and carried out
a task
named
Random Circuit Sampling
to measure
the power
of quantum devices
like Sycamore.
The result was
that the quantum computer
took only
3 minutes
and 20 seconds
to complete
the task.
Meanwhile,
Summit
needed
at least
10,000 seconds
ah, wrong
10,000 years
to be able
to calculate
with the current
formula.
This means
that in the above experiment,
Sycamore was faster
by 1.5 billion times
and saved energy
by 10 million times
compared to
the classic supercomputer
model.
And remember
this is only
a quantum computer
at the experimental level.
Speaking of quantum,
this word
itself also has
a rather interesting
connotation
that it can
transform
any
object
into a
more
divine and
supernatural
object.
For example,
a cave
and a
quantum cave.
Jumping
with
a
quantum jump.
World
with
a
quantum world.
Or
reading
with
a
quantum reading
method.
Quantum speed
reading.
Actually,
on October
14,
2019,
the Chinese
Communist Party
held a
debate
after
the video
of reading
at a
quantum speed
was posted
on the
social network.
The point
that most
viewers
cared about
was that
children
under the
age of
2
were
reading
at
the
speed of
a
poem.
According
to the
Chinese
Communist Party,
reading
at
the
speed
of
a
poem
was
the
best
way
to
understand
the
content
of
a
book,
even
when
it was
written
in
foreign
languages.
Not
only that,
reading
at
the
speed
of
a
poem
was
the
best
way
to
understand
the
content
of
a
book.
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was
the
best
way
to
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the
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