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Scientists from McGill University announced on Nov. 3 that they built a biocomputer using bacteria to solve hard problems. The team used Escherichia coli and Vibrio natriegens to process information in a graph structure. While slower than digital chips, the system examines many solutions simultaneously without needing RAM.
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