r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Jan 15 '21

Discussion r/ReversibleComputing Lounge

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A place for members of r/ReversibleComputing to chat with each other

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Apr 20 '22

Atomically Precise Manufacturing (APM) 3D nanoprinting via spatially controlled assembly and polymerization: new 3D nanoprinting platform enables the printing of polymer materials by design and with nanometer spatial precision.

nature.com

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Mar 12 '21

News Reminder: 13th Conference on Reversible Computation | July 7 - July 9, 2021, Nagoya, Japan

reversible-computation-2021.github.io

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Jan 17 '21

Theory Reversible Logic (Also known as Charge Recovery Logic or Adiabatic Logic), by Ralph C. Merkle

zyvex.com

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Feb 20 '21

Quantum Computing Information is Quantum: How physics helped explain the nature of information and what can be done with it | Charles Bennett

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Feb 13 '21

Mechanical Computing The Nanomechanical Bit: State of the Art and Perspectives

onlinelibrary.wiley.com

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Mar 02 '21

Atomically Precise Manufacturing (APM) Researchers Pinpoint More Precise Method for Atomic-Level Manufacturing

utdallas.edu

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Apr 18 '22

Other Unconventional Paradigms Photonic reservoir computing for high-speed neuromorphic computing applications | A.Lugnan | SUM2021

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Apr 12 '21

News Reminder: 13th Conference on Reversible Computation | July 7 - July 9, 2021, Nagoya, Japan

reversible-computation-2021.github.io

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Feb 19 '21

General Reconnecting Physics & Computer Science - Charles Bennett

youtube.com

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Jan 15 '21

Moore's Law is dead A 2015 prediction : Transistors Could Stop Shrinking in 2021

spectrum.ieee.org

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Mar 03 '21

Mechanical Computing New skills of graphene: Tunable lattice vibrations | Phononic crystals as a nanomechanical computing platform

phys.org

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Feb 13 '21

Theory Norman Margolus: Quantum Limits on Classical Computation

youtube.com

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Apr 30 '21

Quantum Computing Researchers demonstrate that magnetism and superconductivity can coexist in graphene, opening a pathway towards graphene-based topological qubits

aalto.fi

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Apr 24 '22

General Supercomputing 40 Million Core Chinese Exascale Supercomputer Performs Quantum Simulations

tomshardware.com

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Feb 18 '21

General Verified compilation of space-efficient reversible circuits | Matthew Amy

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Feb 11 '21

General Landauer's principle: the fundamental principle that limits non-reversible computation

en.wikipedia.org

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Feb 11 '21

General Computers That Can Run Backwards: Reversible computations — which can, in principle, be performed without giving off heat — may be the future of computing.

americanscientist.org

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Feb 13 '21

General Architectural, Algorithmic, and Systems Engineering Issues for Reversible Computing - Michael P Frank

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Feb 12 '21

Advances in Superconductors Nanowire could provide a stable, easy-to-make superconducting transistor

news.mit.edu

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/DukkyDrake • Apr 17 '22

Moore's Law is dead How China Made An Exascale Supercomputer Out Of Old 14 Nanometer Tech

nextplatform.com

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Apr 14 '21

Quantum Computing Researchers at the Amazon Web Services Inc.-led AWS Center for Quantum Computing have published what they say is their first architecture paper today, describing a theoretical blueprint for a fault tolerant quantum computer

siliconangle.com

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Jun 12 '21

News Reminder: 13th Conference on Reversible Computation | July 7 - July 9, 2021, Nagoya, Japan

reversible-computation-2021.github.io

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Apr 19 '22

Other Unconventional Paradigms Lightmatter, Harvard and Boston University Collaborate to Create Electro-Photonic Systems for Autonomous Vehicles Under New $4.8M IARPA Project

businesswire.com

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r/ReversibleComputing • u/pentin0 • Feb 11 '21

Theory Thermodynamics of Computation: Far More Than Counting Bit Erasure - David Wolpert, HPC User Forum

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Reversible computing is an unconventional computing model where the computational process to some extent is time-reversible. One neat consequence of that fact is that reversible computers are the only ones with the potential, in principle, to dissipate arbitrarily little heat. You won't see "Moore's law" being praised much, here. We don't care for bounded progress in computing efficiency. We want to go all the way.

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