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To understand its advantage, consider the analogy of searching for the lowest point in a landscape: instead of walking step-by-step, the TSU lets a multitude of potential solutions (like bouncing balls) explore all possibilities simultaneously, rapidly converging on optimal solutions.
Challenges and the Road Ahead
While the concept is revolutionary, Shapiro clarifies that the current implementation is a proof of concept—simulations via software emulate what a physical TSU could do. Real hardware that is scalable, reliable, and integrated into existing infrastructures remains a future goal. Nonetheless, the rapid progress—achieved over just two years by a small team—suggests that this technology could soon transition from theoretical curiosity to practical tool.