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<![CDATA[New analog chip uses 1,000 times less electrical power (and can be built a hundred times smaller) than comparable digital devices]]>
While the analog vs digital chip has been trending towards the latter in recent years, a breakthrough by researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology might shift things the other way.
The team there has successfully built and demonstrated a configurable analog chip that not only can compute using 1,000 times less electrical power than comparable digital floating-gate configurable devices already in use, it can also be scaled down to a hundred times smaller.The team is led by Jennifer Hasler, a professor in the Georgia Tech School of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
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