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As a scientific pursuit, the search for a viable successor to silicon computer technology has garnered considerable curiosity in the last decade. The latest idea, and one of the most intriguing, is known as molecular computers, or moletronics, in which single molecules serve as switches, quantum wires a few atoms thick serve as wiring, and the hardware is synthesized chemically from the bottom up.

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