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Sure. But how efficient are they once you include the power used to keep them cold enough to superconduct? I doubt that they're even as efficient as a normal mi
by superkuh 6y ago
Sure. But how efficient are they once you include the power used to keep them cold enough to superconduct? I doubt that they're even as efficient as a normal microprocessor would be.
- SirYandi 6y ago“But even when taking this cooling overhead into account,” says Ayala, “The AQFP is still about 80 times more energy-efficient when compared to the state-of-the-art semiconductor electronic device, [such as] 7-nm FinFET, available today.”