<ul><li>Researchers have created conditions at the 'edge of chaos' in an electronic device, allowing for rapid information transmission.</li><li>By mimicking the self-amplifying behavior of neurons, the scientists were able to amplify a signal across a wire without using a separate amplifier.</li><li>This transmission line, behaving like superconductors, could simplify and improve the efficiency of future computer chips.</li><li>Operating at the edge of chaos resembles superconductivity, potentially allowing superconductor-like behavior at normal temperatures and pressures.</li></ul>

'Edge of chaos' neuroscience theory could lead to superfast computing chips that behave like superconductors

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