February 18, 2013 17:47:25
Posted By Peter Bentley
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Below I mentioned that my systemic computer was featured in a New Scientist article. Since
then, the work has been picked up worldwide and has appeared in many surprising places.
Many thanks for the interest! Some of the other articles have included, erm... some interesting
claims. Just to clarify: the systemic computer can repair its damaged code. It is not a PC,
although it has been simulated by a PC and a Mac. It is not a new operating system, it is an
entirely new computer architecture which runs code on bare metal (no operating system). The
FPGA is not a resource manager - we used it to implement the entire computer plus a
conventional co-processor. It does not use Chaos Theory. It does not detect overheating. It
does not run Ms Windows or Max OS X or any operating system. Oh, and it's not Skynet. Not yet
anyway!
Here are just a few of the other articles about the work. I got to page 10 in Google and gave up. I know there are many, many more out there. Thanks for going to so much trouble, folks. Wired.co.uk No more blue screen of death with crash-proof computer Wall Street Journal tech blog The Self-Repairing Computer That Never Crashes Phys.org Researchers build self-repairing "systemic" computer (Also reported in eScience News, feedstory.net) ZeeNews Now a Computer that Heals Itself(Also in The Times of India, truthdive.com, aninews.com, RupeeRains News, penmai.com, socialmediablazer.com) pcworld.com Crash-proof computer tactic revealed by UK researchers (also reproduced in computerworld.co.nz) pcpro.com Crash-proof computer created by London researchers Hexus.net The "systemic computer" that repairs itself and never crashes Slashgear.com Systemic computer can rebuild corrupted data and never crashes (also reproduced in techinvestornews.com) digitaltrends.com Scientists design crash-proof computer based on nature’s chaos extremetech.com Researchers create crash- proof, self-repairing, inspired-by-nature computer kitguru.net How to build a PC that never crashes venturebeat.com Scientists invent a self-repairing computer that will never crash (also in ebests.com, gamespasm.com) techspot.com Scientists develop computer that never crashes ubergizmo.com Computer That Never Crashes Mimics Biology gizmodo.com Scientists Claim They’ve Built a Computer That Never Crashes IT News Today Found a way to rid computer of lockups and crashes |