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[The most complex and fastest molecular computer is born, capable of 100 bits and 25 consecutive different operations] September 20th, according to the latest issue of Nature magazine, researchers from Maynooth University in Ireland have developed a new type of DNA molecular computer that can use the interaction of DNA molecules to complete mathematical operations such as addition, multiplication and division. This is the most complex and fastest molecular computer reported so far. It has achieved 100-bit calculations and can continuously complete up to 25 different operations. This research is expected to provide new technological paths for low-energy computing and long-term data storage. (Science and Technology Daily)
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