Tuesday, July 21, 2015

How Human Brains Make Networks Better

Recent university research indicates that the inner workings of human brains can teach us how to build better computer networks. It sounds reasonable, but putting these ideas into practice seems quite difficult.
 

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How Human Brains Make Networks Better

Recent university research indicates that the inner workings of human brains can teach us how to build better computer networks. It sounds reasonable, but putting these ideas into practice seems quite difficult.
 

Bradley Mitchell
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