Michio Kaku: Tweaking Moore's Law and the Computers of the Post-Silicon Era

What's beyond silicon? There have been a number of proposals: protein computers, DNA computers, optical computers, quantum computers, molecular computers.

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[Mike Draper]

Prof. Michio Kaku challenges my thinking in so many ways also. My desire to read comments instantly makes me as dumb as a Kardashian. Please people, piss off back to your MTV.

[mazoozoo56]

Believe what you want but don't preach to people who have no interest.

[MR3LIXR]

the only thing it needs to do is keep moore's law on track. that's the important thing they have already announced at Google that they are figuring out more on quantum computers and they said it will be more powerful next year

[Антон Кулиш]

that doesn't solve the problem with the uncertainty principle

[Nidgy Nadj]

if the Kardashians had a million dollars for every insult they've received... Oh, they have.

[striker bernard]

Graphine...

[MR3LIXR]

the answer is simple just get a substitute for silicon i don't think it will be too difficult because a i read up and there are quite a few substitute possibilities for it just test each until find the right one it could be done in five years or so

[Brendan Smith]

So it's like a logistic growth situation. Huh.

[Ween Scim]

when they say that, they mean they are building up to reach that specific achievement. they're not just gonna magically find it.

[winningoO]

The first good idea from Microsoft - parallel processing.

[Jacob Goldman]

Graphene