For the past 60+ years, we lived in a world that incorrectly
interpreted a statement from Albert Einstein, who allegedly
claimed that nothing can move faster than the speed of light.
Just like Moore's Law, people tend to "bend" its meaning until
it has no meaning at all. Scientist John Singleton created an
interesting device that accelerates the radio waves until they
pass the speed of light. Yes, you've read that correctly - by
using a process that is similar to the way Pulsar stars emit
light - John jerked radio waves until they caved in and passed
their theoretical speed barrier. With radio waves traveling
faster than the speed of light, near real-time communication as
seen in Star Trek is possible [traveling in Star Trek style is
another thing], but more importantly, this has serious
implications in the world of telecommunications and the design
of computer chips. For ages now, semiconductor industry thought
that once that conventional ways of communication are used, a
move to optical interconnects will b