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t s not just about the CNT COMPUTER. It s about a change in directions that shows you can build something real using nanotechnologies that move beyond silicon
Their CNT COMPUTER performed tasks such as counting and number sorting. It runs a basic operating system that allows it to swap between these processes.
In a demonstration of its potential the researchers also showed that the CNT COMPUTER could run MIPS a commercial instruction set developed in the early 1980s by then Stanford engineering professor and now university President John Hennessy.
In 2013, the team built a CNT COMPUTER which they described in the journal Nature. That computer,
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