Zero – Size Intelligence predicted by futurist

In terms of intelligence no one wants to be called as a ZERO but in computing zero-sized intelligence is possible. Having zero-sized intelligence in computing means packing a whole lot of brain in a tiny package. Computer manufacturer encourage forward thinking and creativity. Such as Intel have futurists on board to predict where technology is headed.

Futurist Brian David Johnson sees the future advance of computing to so small a size that the housing for the computer itself is almost zero. There are tremendous technology increase which put computers almost anywhere and in almost anything.

Gordon E. Moore a co founder of Intel predicted that processor speeds would double every 24 months. The technology needed to do that would shrink driving down the cost of computing as well.

Computer brains have dimished in size some powered by just five atoms and one atom developments about 10 to 20 years down the road. Getting smaller may reach an end point as atomic transistors replace chips. Whether the low cost will trickle down despite the high cost of innovating such small transistors remains to be seen.

Although this term has the word ZERO which typically gives a negative feel this is much opposite in computing terms.

It has been tested a zero-intelligence statistical mechanics model which builds on earlier work in financial economics and physics. This added to the prior literature by constructing and approximately solving a simple model for price setting that makes quantitative, testable predictions about fundamental market properties many of which can be expressed as simple algebraic formulae. 

The Uses of Zero Size Intelligence are:

•  Zero size technology opens many doors in the world of technology. 
• Computer chips could be implanted into almost anything. 
• These chips would be even more powerful than today’s chips.  
• Computer chips may become so small that their structure is created on an atomic level.  
• The decrease in size of computers was predicted by Intel head Gordon Moore in a theory called Moore’s Law.

A big company such as Intel boosts forward thinking creativity. The job of a futurist is to predict and plan a future with more advanced technology. Futurists are estimating that within ten years the size of computers will be nearing no size at all.