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Catalyzing Computing Episode 3 – What is Thermodynamic Computing?

February 25th, 2019 / in Announcements, big science, podcast / by Khari Douglas
Tom Conte

Tom Conte

Todd Hylton

Todd Hylton

A few weeks ago, I blogged about the Thermodynamic Computing workshop that took place in Honolulu between January 3-5. Today a new episode of the Catalyzing Computing podcast is available that features an interview with two of the workshop organizers, Tom Conte (Georgia Tech) and Todd Hylton (UC San Diego). In this interview we discuss their reasons for proposing the workshop, what thermodynamic computing is, and the potential impact that thermodynamic computing could have on future technology.

I also sit down with workshop participant Christof Teuscher (Portland State University) to discuss his thoughts on the workshop and his work with new models of computation, including computing with DNA.

christof teuscher

Christof Teuscher

You can stream or download the episode on Soundcloud now (embedded player below) or find the podcast on iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Play (it may take a few hours for the new episode to appear on these sites). Learn more about the Thermodynamic Computing workshop on the workshop webpage and stay tuned for the workshop report.

https://soundcloud.com/compcomcon/what-is-thermodynamic-computing-pt-1/s-6nLRz

Catalyzing Computing Episode 3 – What is Thermodynamic Computing?

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