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you would be extremely hard pressed to fit that amount of logic (and code) into that small of a package. and to operate intelligently, as you suggest, it needs
by jiveturkey 8y ago
you would be extremely hard pressed to fit that amount of logic (and code) into that small of a package. and to operate intelligently, as you suggest, it needs a CPU clock, not available to it from where it would sit. And it would need to do signal analysis in real time, with no power and no clock.
it's not possible.
- abecedarius 8y agoClockless CPUs exist.
- jiveturkey 8y agograin-sized? and they still need power.
- abecedarius 8y agoHonestly, I'm too ignorant to judge the rest, I just think you weren't accounting for (1) you don't need a clock signal for fancy logic and (2) you can fit a lot of logic in a cubic mm. The other points may rule this out, I don't know. Note that the async CPUs I've read about tend to be lower power than clocked ones.
- bitewhite 8y agoClockless CPUs with RF transceiver and signal manipulation logic, however, do not exist.