Black-Hole Computer

The theory of black hole computation shows that if a kilogram of matter is compressed into a black hole it could last about a billionth of a nanosecond before evaporating. But in that time it could do about a hundred-thousand quadrillion, quadrillion, quadrillion (1 followed by 15 zeros) operations. Add more matter get more computations. Of course, the trick is to compress a circuit and still have it work, let it do its computations and then capture the results.

Since a wormhole generator is a natural black hole generator it can be used to create a black-hole computer in the lab. Once the generator creates a wormhole mouth a 3D sphere of silicon, computer circuits is placed in the mouth. The generator is now turned off and the wormhole mouth collapses around the sphere.

If the 3D spherical computer design can be compressed uniformly then it will continue to operate faster and faster as the distance between logic gates shrinks to the ultimate limit, and it becomes a black hole computer.