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i don't think that's categorically true. if your footprint from expanding out a circuit to make it reversible gets sufficiently large other things like resista

i don't think that's categorically true. if your footprint from expanding out a circuit to make it reversible gets sufficiently large other things like resistance can dominate.

bee_rider 1y ago
Other things like resistance already dominate (and always have). Reversible computing is the result of exploring the thermodynamic/information theory limits of what computation must cost. In current chips we just charge and dump a bunch of parasitic capacitances every clock cycle.