Nano-Biological Computing - Quantum Computer Alternative!

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Here it is, the bio computer. A new type of parallel computing method that could rival the infamous quantum computer at a much lower price while being more practical to boot.
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[@68sharmaani]

I have been working on this idea for over 2 years. It's amazing how efficient this tech can get. DNA storage, variable resistances in pathways that can be controlled optically, etc.

[@surykmvar]

But the main hurdle in DNA storage is the data retrieval part. As it is in ATCGs rather than 1s n 0s

[@lodmyc]

Hey, I would like to study on this topic. Could you give me some idea, I'm a bachelor student rn and don't know how to get into this

[@ColdFusion]

In February of this year, a group of researchers figured out how to make a successful Nano-Biological parallel computing system that could rival the quantum computer. Let's take a look! PS. Just want to say thank you guys for all your support, could be hitting 600k subs soon!

[@WillParker322]

any chance of doing a video on the Raspberry Pi and other cheap micro-Pcs and how they are changing the world?

[@prestonjensen6172]

+ColdFusion What the heck, how do you not have at least 5 million subs

[@dricci40]

+ColdFusion thanks for another awesome video !

[@premier69]

+Will Parker yeah! Please do!, I mean, you can daisy chain them into a "super-computer"

[@unluckyabacus4808]

+ColdFusion You might consider making a video on 3D-XPoint

[@alikhoobiary6595]

In the future your PC will catch an actual virus. "Help! I connected an iPhone 17 to my computer and now it has AIDS!!"

[@Gex9z]

LOL!

[@vincedgarvlogs]

HairlessHare biocomputer can easile beat AIDS

[@nicholasleclerc1583]

“connected”

[@aymenninja8120]

AIDS hurts only immunity cells wich means your computer will be safe from him (neuron cells)

[@sololife9403]

ohhh, noooo. let's keep the metal computer, which is robust to actual virus

[@fxlltxtsearch]

i dont want to have to feed my computer food and shit

[@EMPured]

please don't feed it shit

[@fxlltxtsearch]

SOMA

[@IJoeAceJRI]

just feed it energy

[@cate01a]

@@IJoeAceJRI i think itd actually need molecules instead

[@AerocityMusic]

Thanks for including my song! Such a cool subject, glad to be there to help with the backdrop.

[@nodrevilot]

crap I was planning to build a career in quantum computing. my dreams have been shattered

[@blanklein221]

New career, build bio computer.

[@MrMartin1538]

+Divij Singh Rathore I´d love to do that too !

[@danielmiller8800]

haha, got it

[@cate01a]

adapt to the new standard! dont give up your dreams! also it doesnt seem this tech would be viable coz 4 years later and this is the first time I hear of it.

[@VanillaBean15]

How did it go? What did you do?

[@karthikms]

Now use BIO-COMPUTER and ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE in the same sentence. That's a doomsday prediction right there.

[@HalfAhBean]

+Karthik Acharya Yea and its going to be awesome! :D

[@karthikms]

+HalfAhBean TOTALLY :D

[@karthikms]

+Truth Told umm. okay. o.O

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+Karthik Acharya that's a shit statement right there.

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Omg, this video saved my life. I have a speech tommorow and havent started my topic is done !!!!

[@GaySingleMulatto]

My brother was talking about "plant computers" when I was 12. That was 1977. It's exciting to see it here, now; nearly now.

[@ender_scythe2879]

+Adrian Collins It's muscle computers.

[@22222Sandman22222]

I study biotechnology and would love to work with this in the future. Interesting video indeed!

[@johndawson6057]

Juat following up 7 years on. What are you doing now?

[@Haapavuo]

"...until it understands what to do..." Actually, traditional computers DO NOT UNDERSTAND what they do, they just execute series of commands. Period.

[@monetize_this8330]

even the notion of a command is totally artificial. It's just a machine responding to a pattern of on-off pulses, with a pre-determined response to the bit-patterns it encounters.

[@joshuaplatt1967]

Important: *TRADITIONAL*

[@cate01a]

@@monetize_this8330 chaos into order! How beautiful!

[@HalfAhBean]

Its so amazing how complex existence is and yet its so simple at the same time.

[@saskiavanhoutert6081]

I rarely understand Quantum computing, but somehow it has future prospective, thanks and kind regards.

[@LordSwordbreak]

Your videos are always inspiring, interesting and fantastically well done. Thank you! Can we all just take a moment to appriciate the one-man channel that is ColdFusion??

[@pk6336158]

I has that same idea for years now and have bin talking about it with my family and the possibilities. But to actually see it in development and R&D makes me so happy even if I didn't invented or contributed towards it. Thanks Dagogo. :D

[@TanmayMukim_dhab]

Few days back I learned the working of muscles in biomedical instrumentation class and imagined it as a conveyor belt, But this video explained it in awesome way & I never imagined that it can be an inspiration behind building the awesome processor. From now onwards I will take my Bio-instru classes more seriously.

[@Speedkomodo]

Somehow I feel like downloading this video. Not to re-upload it. But to have it. When youtube does not exist. Maybe. In future. I could pull this video out of my pocket. And play it on a crappy old ultrabook :D

[@Speedkomodo]

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+Speedkomodo Cuz ;D

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Nexus Fire Cuz? .. is that supposed to mean "Because"?

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Nah it means "cousin", cuz!

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yay another ColdFusion Video! iv been waiting so long!

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Brother, I hope you never stop making videos, none of your videos are very long, but they are packed full of good accurate information delivered within that very short attention span that we humans tend to have these days. Keep it up :-)

[@TimothyWhiteheadzm]

Parallel computing, quantum computing and classical computing are each suitable for different tasks. Parallel computing is already used in graphics cards. It would appear that the main advantage of the featured technique would be lower power consumption. It is perfectly possible to create highly parallel computers with silicon. The main problem is that we are yet to develop good algorithms for highly parallel computers which is why it is not heavily used.

[@kdrwbassTornado17]

you're videos are sick man.. They're inspiring me to go out and do stuff, to think, to ask, to wonder, and to answer. Keep up the good work Dagogo!

[@WAJK2030]

Diraj Gupta wrote about it: electrons are quicker than proteins ever could be. In the first moment, i thought you where talking about biological nano computing, based on biological electronic parts. This is what a research group in Dresden is working on. My flatmate is measuring the current of different molecules, so he and other scientists can use this data to create DNA+specific-molecule based Transistors. So they can build nano Computers which are quicker than today's Quantum Computers.

[@youtubeisfckingretarded9120]

Imagine being able to simulate our worldly physics inside your own phone! That's just absolutely mindblowing

[@SexDrugsFinance]

does it decompose?

[@Kevin-yh8ol]

+SexDrugsFinance does it reproduce?

[@obsc3n3skull]

Can it be harmed by a virus or bacteria?

[@ktngrandma1]

@SexDrugsFinance just like humans it does then decompose average human life expectancy is 79 years then after that it takes time to decompose technology will probably have life be longer and decompose prosece will be shorter don't worry it will out live us all then short decompose prosece means clean environment

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TRIVAGO

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Admit it. The only thing in your mind right now is playing games in high res with no lag.

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Real time photorealistic rendering like in movies and trailers would be epic for games omg

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my body is ready

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i am on like 6 videos streak they way you explain things are way too good

[@RiversBliss]

Brings a whole meaning to every computer is special and think differently.

[@stevequinn6793]

Hey Dagogo! Just discovered your channel. Love it. Great videos, keep up the good work!

[@Diego-ns4vr]

grab two computers, put in a room, turn the lights off, turn the lights on, you have a tablet!

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This comment should have million likes. ROFL

[@Diego-ns4vr]

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[@gigilolo4660]

How?

[@HeyHax]

I love his intro

[@TravelNomad]

Whoa, had no idea this even exist! Will you make a movie about Tesla Model 3? It's coming in few days and maybe you could point out how this cheap car will effect the (gasoline) automotive industry? Great video, btw ;)

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Another excellent video by ColdFusion! No fabrications, no lies, no exaggerations. Pure facts/truth. Good job ColdFusion! I saw 1 video by this channel for research. And now I am hooked on!

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Love all of your videos, good job, you have all of my support. Continue to make videos like that to enlighten people all around the world. Cheers man !!!!

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Your full history, how big is, and what is? videos are the most viewable and popular on this channel and the most i like personally

[@ufotofu9]

5:49 "Existing programming Algorithms,,,, Shows Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle.

[@neff2053]

This video is very useful to those who don't know all that much about computers and how they work, this can teach them how supercomuters work also.

[@prshn.adhdbrain]

I can see the charm of your intro slowing fading away!!!

[@Mashhul]

6 years later, quantum computing already has practical uses and is in use already, plus, future prospects look very promising. Meanwhile, biocomputers are still in research and not much is heard about them...but recently somebody may be within 3-4 years to commercialize a practical biocomputer

[@jackyjack9660]

10 years later.. Biocomputers get alive...

[@grandgamingexhilarating]

Rates vary by more than a hundredfold, from 0.04 μm/s for myosin I in the brush border to 4.5 μm/s for myosin II in skeletal muscle. This variation reflects the specific functions of different myosins;fast movement is associated with muscle contraction. The speed at which an operation can be performed is limited by the frequency at which the transistor can switch from on to off, and still perform without failure. Since transistors are the building blocks of the logical gates, this switching frequency also limits the operating speed of our processor. So, if we feed our processor with one input signal per second and the processor performs our operations error-free, we say that the processor is clocked at 1 Hz. In other words, the clock speed (referred to as the clock frequency or clock rate) of the processor is a kind of certification telling us how often we can give it instructions and still have failure-free operations. Looking at it the other way around, a processor with a clock speed of 3 GHz allows us to feed it with 3 billion operations per second So which of the two is faster, the switching of a transistor or the the movement of myosin with the help of its head domain. And which myosin are they talking about; 1,2 or 5? Also all myosins are regulated in some way by Calcium ions. Where would you store a medium containing calcium ions in a computer. All myosins are ATPases. So where would you get ATP from? In essence biocomputing is making simple things complicated not to mention myosin is a protein that will eventually degrade if not kept under the optimal conditions. It can also mutate because the core of the myosin motor domain is structurally similar to that of kinesin, a microtubule motor protein. Both motor domains contain the so-called Ras fold, in which a nucleotide molecule is bound to loops at one end of a Beta sheet domain.

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I keep smoking up and binge watching... good luck on ur Swiss trip! can't wait to hear more!

[@TheAtariSan]

But the big question's can this computer get rotten with the time.

[@iammeliaskhan]

may be,but it will be very cheap so doesn't matter

[@blanklein221]

If it's sealed, no.

[@AA-te6ov]

You just need to give it some portiens it will work fine

[@siddarth_vader]

Also, can current computer equipment be used with these? USB, display ports, memory etc

[@TacoPreacher]

+Yukito Atari they will probably work for way longer than an iphone

[@hommadi2001]

While watching the video I saw a logo that looked familiar. I looked at my ID card at my desk and voila. Its the Lund University Logo. Proud to be an employee :)

[@MarkeyJester]

So basically, we're making computers, out of living organisms. Soon, what we call a computer will be life itself!

[@SeanKula]

Well to be fair the human brain is the most powerful supercomputer known.

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There was a lot of hype about the hemp battery too, but now seems to have disappeared behind the background.

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His research is man enough already.

[@glass3894]

Ahhh... My brain still does a flip when he says "Coldfusion" Coldfustion FTW

[@TheNaiveComposer]

A Quantum Computer is NOT a massively parallel classical computer. Quantum Computers are capable of solving entirely different classes of problems, and are *fundamentally* different from classical computers and their massively parallel classical counterpart, nano-biological computers.

[@danielmiller8800]

don't worry, they will get it when we find a catalysator for the synthesis of ammoniac with a qc

[@merbanan]

Liked the video before it began because i knew it was going to be good.

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Song in the background starting at 0:25 is Zero 7 - Out of Town

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most calming voice my god

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[@theleastcreative]

Your videos are always so well put together. Thanks again

[@aforslow]

Hehe, feels kinda weird that I've been following you for more than a year and now one of my teachers gets mentioned in the show ^^ Cheers from Lund!

[@Pan_Borsuk]

I will live long enough to experience its power, neat :)

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huh? how old are you?

[@greyklein1144]

Woah, woah, woah! Woah. A video every other week?! Dude, how much have I missed ever since that one Google video?! You just made my day.

[@mintakan003]

Many questions here. Yeah, biomolecules are cheap to make, low energy, and can do many things in parallel. But how do you coordinate all these parallel results (scatter / gather pattern in parallel computing)? How fast is the gather part? What is the overhead of coordinating the parallelism? Since these are low level biomolecules, how do you deal with error correction? Myosin strikes me as kind of "slow", even though you have the advantage of massive parallelism here. What is the computational model used here? (I understand the turing machine with 0's and 1's. With quantum computing, one utilizes the properties of quantum mechanics, superposition and entanglement. But what is the model here with myosin in parallel?)

[@kilinbloodsword8367]

just gave me one hell of an idea thanks

[@Tommy-T448]

Yep, I'm hyped up now.

[@MsBlobz315]

This is a very interesting concept but I don't think it could ever be mainstream. First, biocomputing is on the scale on micrometers, while classical is nanometers. That's a 10^3 magnitude difference in size alone. Also, the movement speed of protein is not fast at all and will reach a maximum speed much lower than electrons. I think the real future is in photonic computing where size will take some time to catch up, but the speed is extraordinarily quicker with much more manageable heat output. The fastest photonic transistor is clocked at 800+ GHz.

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Keep up the good work! Next video how big is Comcast!!!?

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Another awesome production & teaching video. Thanks.

[@rajatbansal512]

dude make a video on how we have so much storage in brain but how we can't access it

[@pk6336158]

true

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+Rajat Bansal It's easy, we just don't have superuser permisions. :)

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+Rajat Bansal I think our brain reconstructs data , it doesn't store it

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+BHBalast and we don't know how to root it.

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You now that the thing that you can only use 12% of your brain is a myth right ?

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[@johnkevan550]

"Let’s get right into it……but first this” Needs some more detail in this film to get a handle on things, e.g. what were we actually looking at in the nano demonstration, how are the molecules solving a problem here?

[@Openspeedtest]

0:34 I am not using the same computer.. like everyone else. my computer is made by Apple! (Macbook Pro & iPhone)

[@KhanPiesseONE]

+OpenSpeedtest.com Pure HTML5 Internet Speed Test ...... You are kidding right. Apple uses the same computer technology as everyone else, meaning that the video was right - you are using (in a way) the same computer as everyone else.

[@Openspeedtest]

+Khan Piesse :) Apple computers are different (Many people believe like that)!

[@Openspeedtest]

+Vishnu I am not dump! you know it is mac! Not PC (Just Kidding!)

[@Openspeedtest]

+OpenSpeedtest.com Pure HTML5 Internet Speed Test I am have both Mac and PC, I think both have there own advantages.

[@KhanPiesseONE]

OpenSpeedtest.com Pure HTML5 Internet Speed Test...Actually they aren't dude. Apple computers have the same basic fundamental principals as any other computer. There is nothing special or different about Apple computer chips, at all. And if you are making this as a brand-hate argument...You do know that Apple doesn't make any of its internals? Other companies do, companies that make internals for every computer. Apple ain't special, that's just marketing.

[@arnesbeganovic]

They said: in 10 years we can have commercial usage. Video is old 7 years, so we should be very close by now :)

[@nvnntn]

your research , heads off :) may be you can make a video about how to do these kind of research. Really looking forward to it.

[@BlackJar72]

I wonder what ever became of research into molecular computers; when I last read about it molecules acting as components had been synthesized, but one one could figure out how to assemble them. That was years and years ago. Did they just give up?

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Crazy interesting, amazing video and very well researched !!

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Awesome as always. nuff said.

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[@Evidince]

another great video, an eye into the future thanks

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Love this information! Awesome video! Keep up the good work!

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It is going to be interesting indeed

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I really love these video man, keep it up

[@petedavis8701]

Always fantastic and thought provoking for an old git like me Thanks

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my best channel on KZbin

[@rock3tcatU233]

Oh shit, my computer has diarrhea again... Now my FPS is dropping to unusable levels.

[@TheFamecat]

Great video as always!

[@yoavtamir7707]

I have one question, even though those computers will be able to do a few tasks at once, regular computers work with electiricity' whoich is almost the speed of light, and the biological computers will work with moving molecules, which is alot slower?

[@aleksandarvujasin6151]

For sure one of your most taught provoking videos yet :}

[@Bratgeraet1]

Super intresting , can you make more Videos about this Topic ?

[@mostawesomedudeever1]

there are functional quantum computers that are being used by organizations. i believe there are 3 that are currently being used.

[@adinikale]

You should make a video on the story of Motorola!

[@CALIMA2000]

May we all live long and see the future by ourself.

[@munozcampos]

In the distant future we may have a biocomputer brain working in tandem with our original brain controlling an exoskeleton body. Interesting topic btw.

[@MdMozammelHossain]

Great Video ! thank for keep up technically updated about technology