At last, a computer has come out from the laboratories of University
College London that can recover on its own from the crashes by repairing
corrupted data without any extended support of software engineer.
The minds behind the device- Peter Bentley and Christos
Sakellariou have revealed that the device is a kind of ‘systemic computer’
wherein every bit of information is combined with set of instructions on what
to do or not to do.
There is memory-featuring context sensitive information
which can interact with other similar systems. A pseudorandom number generator is
used rather than going for program counter. This helps the various systems to
carry out the instructions in a far better way without making any system to
take priority over others.
Since the device is installed with multiple copies of
instructions that are availed by different systems help at times when one
system gets corrupted and therefore it can get access to another clean copy to repair
its code.
This is wonderful news for tech lovers who spend so much time,
effort and money to get their computers recover from those so-called engineers.
