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They can't actually build a memcomputer. I for one doubt that it is possible.

• ikeboy 12y ago
  "We have fabricated this architecture using standard microelectronic technology so that it can be easily realized in any laboratory setting, whether academic or industrial." Doesn't that mean they've already built it?
  • JacobEdelman 12y ago
    From what I've read (which isn't a whole lot I admit) we've built small pieces that may possible be able to construct a memcomputer when put together but for whatever engineering reasons we haven’t actually built one. I doubt that it would be physically possible (for one if it were, why on earth did humans evolve to be so wimpy and not get overtake by a life form with a memcomputer for a brain).
    • ikeboy 12y ago
      Well why didn't we evolve with actual computing speeds in our brain? My computer can factor a number in a day that the entire human race couldn't factor mentally in a year. Answer: not enough selection pressure to be good at computing as opposed to killing rivals.