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Printable brain-inspired chips that compute at lightning speed and vanish in minutes
(www.eurekalert.org)
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I don't get why you'd want a computer to be dissolvable or bendable...
Sure it doesn't seem like that would matter, but they seem to be trying to spin it as some sort of advantage?
Sounds sinister to me.
FTA:
There could be medical applications
I mean, I can think of uses. They are extremely niche, such as a low-impact self-destructable rubber ducky, or a use case where you don’t want waste left around. But yeah I can’t think of many.