Biocomputing: The race for energy efficiency, storage capacity, and machine sentience

Have you ever considered that living matter can operate as information hardware? Usually, when discussing biocomputing, there are two paradigms: Molecular biocomputing: uses DNA and related molecules for storage, search, and chemical logic. Neural biocomputing: uses living neurons or brain organoids integrated with electronics as adaptive physical substrates. These two approaches share biology, but diverge […] The post Biocomputing: The race for energy efficiency, storage capacity, and machine sentience appeared first on e27.