What Are P-Computers?

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The development of more energy-efficient and scalable technology has become nothing less than a necessity now.

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But traditional computers are unable to compute in an energy-efficient manner.

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a restriction that has prompted a quest for new computing technologies.

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Probabilistic computers (p-computers), according to Kerem Camsari.

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Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UC Santa Barbara, are the answer.

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Probabilistic bits (p-bits) power P-computers, which interact with other p-bits in the same system.

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Unlike bits in traditional computers, which are either 0 or 1, or qubits.

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which can be in several states at once, p-bits oscillate between positions and work at normal temperature.

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“We showed that inherently probabilistic computers, built out of p-bits.

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What Are P-Computers?

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The development of more energy-efficient and scalable technology has become nothing less than a necessity now.

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But traditional computers are unable to compute in an energy-efficient manner.

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a restriction that has prompted a quest for new computing technologies.

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Probabilistic computers (p-computers), according to Kerem Camsari.

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Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UC Santa Barbara, are the answer.

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Probabilistic bits (p-bits) power P-computers, which interact with other p-bits in the same system.

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Unlike bits in traditional computers, which are either 0 or 1, or qubits.

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which can be in several states at once, p-bits oscillate between positions and work at normal temperature.

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“We showed that inherently probabilistic computers, built out of p-bits.

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