IBM’s DNA Chip

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  1. Kyle says:

    @Information Security – I think the market will partially determine how small things get and how fast. If it is not commercially viable, big companies would stop their research quick enough. And the need for more processing power had not reached it’s limit I think.
    Regarding the other components, even those are getting smaller and smaller at the same time. 5.25″ disks against 2.5″ disks now for example.

  2. This is a good article and i just love the innovation in this space. But how much extra will smaller technology cost to produce? Being smaller isn’t always the be all and end all. When you look an average PC the chips are hardly the largest parts!

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