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Scientists power a computer with algae and sunlight

Scientists power a computer with algae and sunlight
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Algae, water and sunlight powers a microprocessor for a year

Algae, water and sunlight powers a microprocessor for a year
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Photosynthesis powers microprocessor for six months

Researchers have built an AA-battery-sized device that ran an ARM device for six months, using photosynthesis as a power source.

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Arm CPU ran on electricity generated by algae for six months

Arm CPU ran on electricity generated by algae for six months
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Researchers Power an ARM Processor for a Year Using Algae

Unlike a battery, this power source never runs out.

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