Technology Research News reported in January 2005 that “Researchers from Duke University, Rambus Inc. and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have devised a pair of computer architectures that would be built from self-assembling DNA.”
“It will be 5 to 10 years before a proof-of-concept self-assembled DNA computer can be built, and more than 10 years before such a computer could be ready for practical use” said Chris Dwyer, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering and computer science at Duke.
In March 2005, Duke News & Communications reported on the project.
“Instead of waiting weeks for computers to grind out solutions to complex problems, scientists may someday get answers instantly thanks to a new type of "oracle" computer that will have all the answers built in, predict Duke University computer scientists and engineers. When a question is posed, the computer will provide the answer already paired with the question in the very structure of the computer's processing unit.”
Read the Technology Research News article here.
Read the Duke News & Communications article here.
Hat tip to Innovation Blog.
“It will be 5 to 10 years before a proof-of-concept self-assembled DNA computer can be built, and more than 10 years before such a computer could be ready for practical use” said Chris Dwyer, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering and computer science at Duke.
In March 2005, Duke News & Communications reported on the project.
“Instead of waiting weeks for computers to grind out solutions to complex problems, scientists may someday get answers instantly thanks to a new type of "oracle" computer that will have all the answers built in, predict Duke University computer scientists and engineers. When a question is posed, the computer will provide the answer already paired with the question in the very structure of the computer's processing unit.”
Read the Technology Research News article here.
Read the Duke News & Communications article here.
Hat tip to Innovation Blog.
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