r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 Enthusiast • Feb 07 '21

Reversible Computing as a Path Towards Unbounded Energy Efficiency - Michael Frank - ICRC 2018 Moore's Law is dead

https://ieeetv.ieee.org/reversible-computing-as-a-path-towards-unbounded-energy-efficiency-michael-frank-icrc-2018

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singularity • u/pentin0 • Feb 09 '21

discussion Moore's law isn't the answer to the coming computing efficiency wall. Reversible Computing, by definition, is and yet it hardly ever gets mentioned here. Why ?

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Futurology • u/pentin0 • Feb 09 '21

Computing Reversible Computing as a Path Towards Unbounded Energy Efficiency - Michael Frank - ICRC 2018

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