Scientists hail breakthrough with 'denary' set to replace binary

Stuart Sumner
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Denary 'a bigger deal' than quantum, says leading expert Professor Paol Folir

Scientists have hailed a new development in coding as a major breakthrough akin to the invention of the wheel, with the concept set to propel humanity into a new era. Known as 'denary', the inve...

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