Ternary Computer

Without a foundation, so-called learning would take at least a hundred years. Fortunately, most of those aboard the Lyra came from technical backgrounds, so their studies now were also a form of revisiting old knowledge.

Time slowly passed amid learning and research into Third Generation Warp Engine Technology.

Meanwhile, the main body of Human Civilization, dozens of light-years away, was analyzing another technological route in order to enrich the civilization's entire database.

This was the Ternary Numeral System computer technology purchased from the Dynamic Image Civilization. At the time, humanity had paid with its General-purpose Quantum Computer technology, which had likewise reached the Level 4 Civilization stage. The Dynamic Image Civilization had originally been unwilling to trade, but once it learned that humanity had developed powerful Strong Artificial Intelligence using the same quantum computer technology, the deal was successfully completed.

Thus, it was both a technical transaction and a technological exchange, a sharing of what each side lacked. Such exchanges did not merely involve their latest technologies; they basically included the development history of those technologies as part of the trade as well.

In a sense, such exchanges were undoubtedly win-win and could promote technological development for both sides.

And now, the scientists of humanity's main civilization were deciphering and researching the so-called ternary computer.

The Dynamic Image Civilization's ternary computer technology followed the photon computer route. In that respect, it followed the same technological path as the Nair Civilization, except the Nair Civilization used binary and was nowhere near as advanced as the current Dynamic Image Civilization.

Overall, by this point, the Dynamic Image Civilization's ternary computers had become advanced enough to incorporate the Triplet State of spin-1 particles.

In humanity's eyes, this was undoubtedly an extraordinarily sophisticated technology, one that even shattered human scientists' understanding of photons.

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