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• Central Processing Unit
  ...]. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the CPU, covering its architecture, function, evolution, and relevance to high-performance computing, particul ...arles Babbage's Analytical Engine, a conceptual general-purpose mechanical computer, although it was never fully built in his lifetime.
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• Alan Turing
  ...nd wartime cryptography. He laid the conceptual foundations for the modern computer, explored the limits of what machines can do, and proposed a test – the [ ...uring machine]], a theoretical device that would become the cornerstone of computer science.
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• Binary code
  ...These states are easily represented by 1 (on) and 0 (off). Everything a computer does—from displaying text and images to running complex algorithms—is u === Binary in Computer Architecture ===
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• Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)
  ...ing as it appears. This article will break down the EVM, its function, its architecture, and its implications for the broader Ethereum ecosystem. At its simplest, the EVM is a decentralized, Turing-complete computer that exists within the Ethereum network. Let's unpack that.
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• Ethereum Virtual Machine
  ...e a comprehensive, beginner-friendly explanation of the EVM, its function, architecture, how it works, and its implications for [[Ethereum]] and the broader crypto ...ecentralized:** Unlike a traditional virtual machine that runs on a single computer, the EVM isn't confined to one location. It's replicated and executed on th
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• Blockchain developers
  ...(like [[Proof of Work]] or [[Proof of Stake]]), cryptography, and network architecture. These developers often work on the underlying protocol of a blockchain. ...ing a proficient blockchain developer requires a diverse skillset. While a computer science background is highly beneficial, it's not always mandatory, especia
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• Bitwise Link
  ...of Bitwise Link for beginners, exploring its core functionality, technical architecture, use cases, advantages, disadvantages, and its role within the broader [[De == Technical Architecture of Bitwise Link ==
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• BigQuery
  ...ncept of a data warehouse and simplifies it dramatically with a serverless architecture. This means: == BigQuery Architecture: Key Components ==
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• Natural Language Processing (NLP)
  At its core, NLP bridges the gap between human communication and computer understanding. Human language is inherently complex, filled with ambiguity, ...even if it contains implied information or uses figurative language. For a computer, this is a monumental challenge. NLP aims to give machines this same capabi
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• Original Ethereum Whitepaper
  ...on for a blockchain that wasn't just a ledger of transactions, but a world computer capable of running decentralized applications (dApps). Understanding this d ...plete, meaning it can theoretically compute any computation that a regular computer can, given enough time and resources. Bitcoin's Script, in contrast, is not
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• Bytecode
  ...a significant edge. This article dives deep into a fundamental concept in computer science and, consequently, in blockchain technology: [[Bytecode]]. ...e Python or C++. Instead, it’s an intermediate form of instructions that a computer can execute. It’s a crucial step in how many modern programming languages
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• Distributed systems
  Traditionally, computation was largely centralized. A single, powerful computer would handle all processing. However, this approach has inherent limitation * '''Single Point of Failure:''' If the central computer fails, the entire system goes down.
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• Ethereum future
  ...imarily focuses on being a peer-to-peer electronic cash system, Ethereum's architecture allows for the creation of a vast ecosystem of decentralized applications ( ...iny were raised. However, it represented a fundamental shift in Ethereum’s architecture, paving the way for future improvements. See [[Consensus Mechanisms]] for
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• Ethereum Whitepaper
  ...ring-complete, meaning it can theoretically compute anything a traditional computer can, given enough resources. The Ethereum architecture can be visualized as a layered stack:
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• Algorithmic trading tools
  ...omes in. Algorithmic trading, often referred to as automated trading, uses computer programs to execute trades based on a pre-defined set of instructions – a ...ktesting and live trading||Python||Backtesting, live trading, event-driven architecture||Free (open-source)
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• Artificial neural networks
  ...nimal brains. They are designed to recognize patterns. Unlike traditional computer programs that follow explicit instructions, ANNs *learn* from data. This le * **Transformers:** A more recent architecture that has gained significant attention in natural language processing and is
  12 KB (1,604 words) - 06:37, 25 March 2025
• NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography Standardization Process
  ...e discrete logarithm problem efficiently. A sufficiently powerful quantum computer running Shor's algorithm could break RSA and ECC, compromising the security While building such a quantum computer is a significant engineering challenge, progress is being made, and it’s
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• Ethereum Network
  ...y perform basic addition and subtraction. Ethereum is a fully programmable computer. This distinction is crucial for understanding Ethereum’s potential. ...etwork function. Understanding these is essential for grasping its overall architecture.
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• Neural Networks
  ...s a computational model designed to recognize patterns. Unlike traditional computer programs that follow explicit instructions, NNs *learn* from data. They ar * **Transformers:** A more recent architecture gaining prominence, especially with the rise of large language models. Tran
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• Ethereum’s
  Ethereum, often referred to as “the world computer,” is far more than just a [[cryptocurrency]]. It's a revolutionary blockc ...decentralized applications (dApps). This fundamental difference shapes its architecture and functionality.
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