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<big>'''''Why Do Computers Use So Much Energy?'''''</big> | |||
''It’s possible they could be vastly more efficient, but for that to happen we need to better understand the thermodynamics of computing'' | |||
By David Wolpert | |||
Via Scientific American | |||
* https://getpocket.com/explore/item/why-do-computers-use-so-much-energy | * https://getpocket.com/explore/item/why-do-computers-use-so-much-energy | ||
''Precise estimates vary, but currently about 5 percent of all energy consumption in the U.S. goes just to running computers...'' | |||
''Why do computers use so much energy in the first place? What are the fundamental physical laws governing the relationship between the precise computation a system runs and how much energy it requires? Can we make our computers more energy-efficient by redesigning how they implement their algorithms?'' | |||
''These are some of the issues my collaborators and I are grappling with in an ongoing research project at the Santa Fe Institute.'' | |||
<big>''Thermodynamics of Computation''</big> | |||
* https://centre.santafe.edu/thermocomp/Santa_Fe_Institute_Collaboration_Platform:Thermodynamics_of_Computation_Wiki | |||
* https://centre.santafe.edu/thermocomp/Santa_Fe_Institute_Collaboration_Platform:Researchers | |||
''Santa Fe Institute Press'' | |||
* https://santafe.edu/research/sfi-press | |||
* https://santafe.edu/news-center/news | |||
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Revision as of 16:47, 11 October 2020
Why Do Computers Use So Much Energy?
It’s possible they could be vastly more efficient, but for that to happen we need to better understand the thermodynamics of computing
By David Wolpert
Via Scientific American
Precise estimates vary, but currently about 5 percent of all energy consumption in the U.S. goes just to running computers...
Why do computers use so much energy in the first place? What are the fundamental physical laws governing the relationship between the precise computation a system runs and how much energy it requires? Can we make our computers more energy-efficient by redesigning how they implement their algorithms?
These are some of the issues my collaborators and I are grappling with in an ongoing research project at the Santa Fe Institute.
Thermodynamics of Computation
Santa Fe Institute Press
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