Better logic for DNA computing Published online 23 September 2019 Researchers develop a faster, more efficient approach for logic operations with DNA. Andrew Scott Wavebreak Media ltd / Alamy Stock ...

When the computer gets busy, the wires connecting logic and memory get jammed. A new approach would build layers of logic atop layers of memory to create tightly interconnected high-rise chips.

It is not clear whether the ternary logic chip, which uses a -1, 0 and 1 numerical system instead of the binary 0 and 1 approach used in computing, can be produced on a viable, commercial scale ...

Essentially, optical computing leverages the speed of light waves and their ability to interact in complex ways with different optical materials without generating any heat.

The charged atoms can contain information in the form of quantum bits, or qubits. Those qubits will be the key part of quantum computing if they can be effectively controlled. The Oxford ...

That ability, achieved in silicon, could make a practical quantum computer a reality. In whatever device you’re using to read this, data is stored as binary bits which assume a state of 0 or 1.

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