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treonsverdery
30 Sep 2006
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Ghostrider
01 Oct 2006
idea: swap out the passive components like resistors n capacitors of ICs with quantum dot equivalents that radiate waste energy as light rather than heat that creates arbitrarily sizable computation planes
Light is still energy. How do you perfectly transmit the light out of the device?
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treonsverdery
03 Oct 2006
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treonsverdery
03 Oct 2006
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JohnDoe1234
03 Oct 2006
what the...?with geometry
various pictures of ordered mathematical spongy things online
Lazarus Long
03 Oct 2006
Light is still energy. How do you perfectly transmit the light out of the device?
Why waste energy at all?
The newest generation of computers are going to use photons directly for transmitting and processing data. These are destined to operate somewhat along the lines being suggested except that they won't *waste* energy as much as use it very efficiently and perform the tasks that current machines do on far smaller boards with far less power requirements, not to mention much faster.
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treonsverdery
03 Oct 2006
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