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Abstract

Silicon microprocessors
have been the heart of computing world
for more than forty years. Computer chip
manufacturers are furiously racing to
make the next microprocessor that will
topple speed records and in the process
are cramming more and more electronic
devices onto the microprocessor. Sooner
or later the physical speed and
miniaturization limits of silicon
microprocessors is bound to hit a wall.
Chipmakers need a new
material to produce faster computing
speed with fewer complexities. You
won’t believe where scientists have
found this new material. DNA, the
material our genes are made of, is being
used to build the next generation of
microprocessors. Scientists are using
this genetic material to create nanocomputers
that might take the place of
silicon computers in the next decade.

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