Climate and food supply fluctuations may hold major consequences for life in the abyss.
The article describes this discovery / invention as “…HUGE breakthrough in spintronics, which may very well become to the 21st Century what electronics was to the 20th Century. Now spintronics-based quantum computers of mindboggling computational power may very well be built in coming decades not with some exotic rare material, but instead from the silicon that’s found in ordinary beach sand - and with the use of commonplace electronics manufacturing techniques in which we are already adept. “
I am a MS (Information Science) graduate from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and work for a management consulting firm. When I am not travelling for work, I live in Pittsburgh. My hometown is Bangalore, India and did my college education from New Delhi, India and Chapel Hill, USA.
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