Ultimate Internets
P. A. Zizzi
Abstract
In a previous paper (gr-qc/0103002), the inflationary universe was described as a quantum growing network (QGN). Here, we propose our view of the QGN as the "ultimate Internet", as it saturates the quantum limits to computation. Also, we enlight some features of the QGN which are related to: i) the problem of causality at the Planck scale, ii) the quantum computational aspects of spacetime foam and decoherence, iii) the cosmological constant problem, iv) the "information loss" puzzle. The resulting picture is a self-organizing system of ultimate Internet-universes.
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