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LOST IN ALGORITHMS: This paper was written a few years ago to cover what I saw as the world of Algorithms. Warning: it is still in First Edition form. I thought it was time to "let it out" into the broader world. Hopefully, fun, informative, and interesting. It delves into the future from a Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, and Quantum Computing perspective. I also partially cover the coevolution of future classical hardware. Without realizing it, this paper links strongly to Physics-Aware Architectures and Vaire Computing. As a creator, my papers are all "Works in Progress,” so feedback is always welcome. This is for sharing. A special thank you goes to Hannah Peeler, Steve Furber, Dave Patterson, and Paul Gleichauf, who suffered through the creative process. And anyone else who has had to cope with me through the years :) These papers are long-term projects (10+ years), two others in this series: - "Intelligence Primer" (Released) - "Knowledge of the Gods" (Not Released) Full paper available, go to More… / Download URL: https://lnkd.in/gdq6SNvM #vairecomputing #physicsawarearchitectures #architecture #algorithms #physics #computing #futures #hardware #quantumcomputing

The Vaire Computing founders spoke with Peter Clarke, and the result is the most detailed interview about our technology that has even been published. If you are curious about how exactly near-zero energy computing works, this is probably the first and the last chance of a deep dive for a long time. It was fantastic to have such a compentent interviewer who took the time to prepare (and challenged out claims with receipts!) "Vaire co-founders discuss adiabatic reversible computing" https://lnkd.in/ek4kn2R9

PHYSICS-AWARE ARCHITECTURES: As we develop technology to change the world, the world continues unabated. It is interesting to observe that we are entering the 1000W+ chip era. We worried about “dark silicon” not being able to power all the gates on a chip. Now, we are entering the “dark system” era, where we have an abundance of computing at terrifying, non-sustainable power consumption levels. In some ways, we have lost the moral imperative regarding "efficiency" as an industry. Greed has outpaced common sense. The demand for data-driven "good enough" answers has overshadowed the rule-based systems of the past. Unfortunately, this new computing era still uses the antiquated logic of the rule-based time. Sure, we can fix this by building more nuclear power stations, but this is tackling the problem at the wrong end. Our problem isn’t at the power station level but at the thermodynamic-unawareness level of modern circuitry. “Dark systems” only started to appear as the demand for scale exceeded the national power budgets of nation-states. It also puts smaller nation-states suffering from other economic issues at an extreme disadvantage. The semiconductor industry's moral imperative to improve the world is on shaky ground, and it is getting shakier. Photo: Kanazawa Castle, Japan "Light Festival", 2023 #vairecomputing #reversiblecomputing #nearzeroenergycomputing #physicsawarearchitectures #physics #semiconductors #sustainability #darksilicon #darksystem

AI has the power to change lives and transform countries. The accelerating pace of AI presents new opportunities for nations to tackle issues from healthcare to education and climate change.    But, to fully embrace the AI revolution, the public and private sector must work together to drive innovation and accelerate the energy transition. Find out more about the UK’s potential to harness technology to improve lives and drive transformation from Benedict Macon-Cooney at the Asia Tech x Singapore Summit. #technology #innovation #Singapore 

Very, very excited to be helping ☕️✨ Rodolfo Rosini, Hannah E. and a *ridiculous* team of engineering geniuses at Vaire Computing as they bring near-zero energy edge AI chips to market. This is why I'm so psyched: - I've spent my whole career working on novel technologies and physical / digital hybridity. I've never worked on a technology with such radical implications as this one. What would you do with pervasive, embedded edge AI? - I've spent the last few years working on projects with climate impact. You've all seen the AI in data centres energy use graphs. You should also check out the water use graphs. This technology could play a meaningful role in getting to net zero and restoring nature. - The roadmap to taping out their first prototyping-ready chip is measured in months, not years. I'm working on industry solutions / R&D with global customers in spatial computing, energy/climate tech, consumer electronics and all forms of entertainment. PM me if you'd like to know more.

What happens when traditional AI chips hit the limits of Moore’s Law? Startup Vaire Computing thinks it has the answer: reversible computing. Here's what CEO ☕️✨ Rodolfo Rosini and analysts told me. https://lnkd.in/eCQeECkA

'Vaire Computing says first reversible computing chip due in a year' https://lnkd.in/eNfQ3vPX

What a day! I am so happy to announce that we have raised $4.5m from a roster of stellar investors. Our seed round was led by 7percent Ventures and Jude Gomila, with the participation of Seedcamp, Duncan Grierson and Chris Barchak at Clim8 Ventures, Kevin Kuipers and Willy Braun at Galion.exe, Tagus Capital, Page One Ventures, B Heroes and IAG, Übermorgen Ventures, Winslow Strong and Tyler Knight at Vannevar Ventures, and several other fantastic angels. This includes our unannounced $500k pre-seed round that was done by Ville Vesterinen, Azeem Azhar, Dylan Collins, Yes VC, and 7percent Ventures who helped us kickstart the whole venture before we barely had a plan. Also a big thank you to Sean Redmond at Silicon Catalyst.UK, and Ofer Shayo at Intel Ignite, and their respective teams. We wouldn't be here without their friendship and support. https://lnkd.in/e8EQGKy3

As we finish our Silicon Catalyst Chipstart program we would like to thank Sean Redmond, Henry Nurser, Russell Haggar for the friendship and support, but in particular Ross Addinall for doing a lot of work behind the scenes to help us succeed. If you are a nascent chip startup, we cannot recommend this program enough.

Panel discussion: ChipStart UK cohort 1 company CEOs moderated by Neil Parris from Arm 👏 Featuring: 🚀 Mark Rushworth, Finchetto 🚀 ☕️✨ Rodolfo Rosini, Vaire Computing 🚀 Dorian Haci, PhD, MintNeuro #StartupsMagazine #Startups #SemiconductorStartups #Entrepreneur