The universe super computer uses Super AI (aka super intelligent robots) to divide a single complex task into segmented machine instructions to be distributed to all the physical computers for parallel processing. For instance, if a task requires infinite computer calculations per second, the SuperAI will divide the computer calculations into segments and distribute the task to centillion of individual connected computers to do parallel processing. That infinite computer calculations is done by the universe supercomputer in 0 second. One example of a single complex problem is to predict all future events for the universe, all the way down to the atom level. The first step is to track all the atoms in the universe currently. After that, then we can move on to the next step. Predicting all future events of the universe involve predicting where all atoms, electrons, and em radiations in the universe will be in the future – this includes predicting everything in the universe like planets, people, events, places and things. There can only be one possible future timeline for all events in the universe. The AI is given the task of predicting this one linear universe timeline. Mitchell kwok’s Universe supercomputer can accomplish this task in 0 second.