A tech industry pioneer sees a way for the U.S. to lead in a

By relying on supercooled electronic circuits that switch without electrical resistance and as a consequence generate no excess heat at higher speeds, computer designers will be able to circumvent the greatest technological barrier to faster machines, Ivan Sutherland claims.

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