Carbon-Based Computing

Carbon-Based Computing is an emerging concept where biological materials, such as DNA and proteins, are used to perform computational tasks. Unlike traditional silicon-based computers, these biological systems can process information at a cellular or molecular level, offering advantages like high density, energy efficiency, and the ability to operate in environments unsuitable for conventional electronics. This approach combines biology and technology to develop innovative data storage and processing methods, potentially revolutionizing computing by enabling more sustainable, miniaturized, and complex systems that mimic natural biological processes.