Scientists at Durham university have trained a suspension of carbon nanotubes in liquid to perform a simple mathematical function. “We started with a thin film of nanotubes in a liquid crystal matrix, then we applied voltages to train it to do something useful,” Professor Michael Petty told Electronics Weekly. Physically, the computer is square array of 16 ...
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