Nanocomputer

A nanocomputer refers to a computer with molecular-sized switching elements, allowing it to be much smaller than in a conventional microcomputer.
==Examples==
Designs for mechanical nanocomputers which use single-molecule sliding rods for their logic have been proposed for use as controllers.. 2008-01-14.
 was cited for his work in dating back to 1959 where s could theoretically function as a form of nanocomputer.Quantum Computers And CMOS Semiconductors: A Review And Future Predictions by Michael Hargrove, Semiconductor Engineering. 2022-06-16. In January 2019, IBM introduced its quantum computer with a 20- quantum processor. However, it is housed in a 2.7m glass cube which is needed to provide a controlled airtight environment.IBM's latest quantum computer is a 20-qubit work of art by Nick Summers, Engadget. 2019-01-08.
Mobile devices, such as iPhones, have been thought of as nanocomputers as the fabrication process has been shrinking down below 5 s in size. Smaller Apple Watches have also created a new class of wearable devices.Are Smartphones Nanocomputers? by James W. Harris, Auxiliary Memory. 2010-10-29.TSMC on Track to Start 3nm Chip Production in Second Half of This Year by Tim Hardwick, MacRumors. 2022-04-15.The Apple Watch: Towards a New Era in Human-Computer Interaction by Sloane Ortel, Enterprising Investor. 2014-09-12.
==References==
==External links==
*Nanocomputer at Techopedia
* at Wikipedia
Category:Computers