The Latest On DNA Computing
from the look-at-the-genes-on-that-computer... dept
Here's the latest article on DNA Computing. For a while people thought this might be the next big thing, but no one was quite sure how. Some of the scientists involved are now saying that the window for pure DNA computing may be closing since there's been little in the way of big breakthroughs. However, they do believe that DNA computing may be useful in making conventional computers better.
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Um..
Now, I'm all for funding basic research, but let's not overhype what's actually been done. Any form of DNA computing has a _long_ way to go before it replaces silicon.
Personally, I think quantum computing is the only way to go.... It's more scalable.
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