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Programming the forces of evolution

Artificial intelligence & IT

Robots can utilise computational natural selection to boost experimental power and avoid hours of trial and error

Superfast all-RAM processors could bring high-performance computers to the masses

Artificial intelligence & IT

European researchers are designing a computer using very large and non-volatile high-speed RAM (NVRAM). Such memory will be used first in data centers, but later should appear in phones and tablets

Let there be light-processed computing

Artificial intelligence & IT

Science-based civic projects

Artificial intelligence & IT

Will energy-free computing reactions ever take place?

Energy & Environment

Research projects about computers

FEMTOTERABYTE

Making hard drives that are 100 times smaller and 10,000 times faster than the ones we use today

Landauer

Beating the energy consumption limit in computers by developing state-of-the-art physical switches for digital devices

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