Data transmission based purely on softwares demonstrated to be possible through "Global-Scaling Quantum Teleportation" !

In 1993 IBM Researchers have only theorically demonstrated that Teleportation would be indeed possible (see this article).

Now about 10 years later the laboratory of the TIM-lab research centre at the Donau-Universität Krems succeeded in a public experiment concerning Quantum Teleportation.

Dr. Hartmut Müller, head of the Institute for Space-Energy-Research in Wolfratshausen (Germany), demonstrated that data transfer is possible between two notebooks one in Germany and the other in Krems based purely on software without the use of additional devices.

In his twenty year long research work Dr.Müller developed the method of "Global-Scaling Quantum Teleportation"(GSQT) that permits the transmission of data via the cosmic background noise contained in the vacuum of all matter.

Against the conception of classic physics, natural oscillations of vacuum do not have a chaotic spectrum but a harmonious one. That is why one can modulate these oscillations of vacuum and utilize them for quantum-teleportation.

This revolutionary procedure has an enormous utilisation potential:

If one succeeds in raising the data transfer rate, currently at 16 bit/sec, the timely stability of the connection, and increases the locating precision, then it were possible to exchange information everywhere, any time, absolutely hack-proof and without the use of a cable, sender or a provider.

The research centre TIM-Lab will cooperate with the Institute for Space-Energy-Research Ltd. i.m. Leonard Euler, in order to propel the research of this futuristic technology.