World's smallest computer revealed: Incredible image shows tiny machine dwarfed by a grain of rice

The University of Michigan has bested IBM in tiny computing by producing the world's smallest computer that is just 0.3mm long. Researchers created a'microdevice' that is completely dwarfed by a grain of rice. However, both IBM and the university are not sure if their devices actually qualify as a computer, because they lose all programming and dating once power is turned off. The University of Michigan created a computer that is just 0.3 mm long. The'microdevice' is completely dwarfed by a grain of rice'We are not sure if they should be called computers or not.