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	== Virtual Reality ==		== Virtual Reality ==
	Direct Neural Interfacing (DNI) refers to interfacing with devices through non-physical means. Typically this is done in virtual reality (VR). DNI requires an electromagnetic field connecting the user's brain to their DNI-capable device. This is often done through a permanent cybernetic dive port installed in the body, though it may be achieved temporarily through M-Nodes administered intravenously.		Direct Neural Interfacing (DNI) refers to interfacing with devices through non-physical means. Typically this is done in virtual reality (VR). DNI requires an electromagnetic field connecting the user's brain to their DNI-capable device. This is often done through a permanent cybernetic dive port installed in the body, though it may be achieved temporarily through M-Nodes administered intravenously.

			In virtual reality, users, both digital and real, are represented by personas. A persona serves as both the user's public name and virtual appearance.

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	== Quantum Computing ==		== Quantum Computing ==
	Quantum computing is the default method of computing post-2025. Quantum computers rely on two essential components: qeppers and wafers. Qeppers (QEP, Quantum Electronic Processors) generate wave functions from the spin values of silicon atoms. Wafers (WFR, Wave Function Readers) are able to derive float values from the position of electrons orbiting the qepper. Once the float value of a wave function is collapsed, it can be used in standard computing. For this reason, the number of computations possible in a quantum device is limited to the number of silicon atoms present in the qepper. The functions not collapsed at any given moment cause quantum echoes, which are the source of [[~~Technomancy\|technomancy~~]].		Quantum computing is the default method of computing post-2025. Quantum computers rely on two essential components: qeppers and wafers. Qeppers (QEP, Quantum Electronic Processors) generate wave functions from the spin values of silicon atoms. Wafers (WFR, Wave Function Readers) are able to derive float values from the position of electrons orbiting the qepper. Once the float value of a wave function is collapsed, it can be used in standard computing. For this reason, the number of computations possible in a quantum device is limited to the number of silicon atoms present in the qepper. The functions not collapsed at any given moment cause quantum echoes, which are the source of [[Resonance]].
			== Virtual Reality ==
			Direct Neural Interfacing (DNI) refers to interfacing with devices through non-physical means. Typically this is done in virtual reality (VR). DNI requires an electromagnetic field connecting the user's brain to their DNI-capable device. This is often done through a permanent cybernetic dive port installed in the body, though it may be achieved temporarily through M-Nodes administered intravenously.

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The Matrix refers to an interconnected web of quantum computing devices. The Matrix is sometimes referred to as "Web4.0". [[Tenma Communications]] is often credited as the inventor of the Matrix.

== Quantum Computing ==
Quantum computing is the default method of computing post-2025. Quantum computers rely on two essential components: qeppers and wafers. Qeppers (QEP, Quantum Electronic Processors) generate wave functions from the spin values of silicon atoms. Wafers (WFR, Wave Function Readers) are able to derive float values from the position of electrons orbiting the qepper. Once the float value of a wave function is collapsed, it can be used in standard computing. For this reason, the number of computations possible in a quantum device is limited to the number of silicon atoms present in the qepper. The functions not collapsed at any given moment cause quantum echoes, which are the source of [[Technomancy|technomancy]].