Maynooth Researchers Unveil Thermodynamic DNA Computer
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Scientists create first DNA computer that can add and multiply itself - without the need for constant power or human intervention
Scientist at Maynooth University in Ireland Created One of the most interesting DNA-based molecular computers ever created. The system is able to perform mathematical operations (addition, multiplication and division) using the natural mechanism of replicating DNA strands. The novelty is that the calculations are performed as if independently, similar to quantum annealing – we start […]
It's a new DNA-based computing architecture that's one of the most complex and fastest molecular computers ever made.
A drop of salt water, some heat, and DNA... That's all. This molecular computer, capable of performing calculations without consuming electricity, opens the door to a whole new world of computing, ranging from storing data for thousands of years to detecting diseases at the cellular level.
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