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D-Wave Quantum Tokenized Stock (Ondo) (QBTSon) Price Prediction & Forecasts: Surging 5.82% Amid Quantum Tech Buzz in April 2026

As of April 24, 2026, the current price of D-Wave Quantum Tokenized Stock (Ondo) (QBTSon) stands at

Buy your food from the CIA: Amazon buys Whole Foods

Buy your food from the CIA: Amazon buys Whole Foods By Jon RappoportWhen Amazon boss and billionaire Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post in 2013, he also had an ongoing $600 million contract to provide cloud computing services to the CIA. That meant the Washington Post, which already had a long history of cooperation with the CIA, renewed their wedding vows with the Agency and doubled down on…

#5 CERN, D-Wave and Technocracy

The original date of this broadcast was February 26, 2017. I pick up where I left off from last weeks broadcast. Some of the subjects discussed: IBM is now implementing the quantum computer as a broad network for others to use collectively. Even though they still do not complete understand the magnitude of this devise. The Large Hadron Collider opening portals to other dimensions. New toys are…

#4 Transhumanism – Parallel Universes – Quantum Computing

The original broadcast date of this show was on September 25, 2016. I conclude this series on the D-Wave Systems which is the world’s most powerful computer system. You will informative information and excerpts from the co-founder of D-Wave and it being linked to parallel universes. The caller and the details provided is simply mind-blowing. Hour One…

#3 Transhumanism – Artificial Intelligence – Advanced Technology

The original date of this broadcast was Sept 18, 2016 Hour One. During this broadcast, I cover information on the D-Wave system and its quantum computing. This will change our reality in the sense of having the most powerful computer technology ever. I also discuss the world’s largest radio telescope built by China. As well as China’s version of the Large Hadron Collider that will be not only…

Google’s Quantum Dream May Be Just Around The Corner

In 1981, Richard Feynman, probably the most famous physicist of his time asked the question: “Can we simulate physics on a computer?” at a conference on physics and computation at the Massachusetts Institute of Tech­nology. At the time the answer was “theoretically yes,” but practically not at that time. Today, we may be on the verge of answering “yes” in practice to Feynman’s original…

I did a series of videos explaining what D-Wave’s quantum computers are and how they work. I aimed at making a great introduction for people who are interested in learning more. These are specifically aimed at people who are already interested, like journalists or investors, who want to know more about how these machines work, but don’t necessarily have a physics degree.