Scientists from the University College London are very sure that they have built a computer that will never crash. The computer, called a "systemic" computer, will joins data and instructions regarding what should it do with it. After that, it will divides the results into separate systems.
This is different with normal computers that uses list-type instructions where operations are taken from memory, worked on, then stored back in the memory.
OK, available then. But will it be affordable for normal users?
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