HP process advances welcome 'unreliable computing' trend
Hewlett-Packard’s new fault-tolerant circuit design will eventually allow nanotechnology-based computing to replace today's semiconductors. This "unreliable computing" approach will become pervasive in the coming decade.
Hewlett-Packard’s new fault-tolerant circuit design will eventually allow nanotechnology-based computing to replace today's semiconductors. This "unreliable computing" approach will become pervasive in the coming decade
Infographic: Future-proofing UK technology
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