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About the episode: This model of computing would use 1/1000th of the energy today’s computers do. So why aren’t we using it?

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What if the next big technology was actually a pretty old technology? The first computers ever built were analog, and a return to analog processing might allow us to rebuild computing entirely.

Analog computing could offer the same programmability, power, and efficiency as the digital standard, at 1000x less energy than digital.

But would switching from digital to analog change how we interact with our technology? Aspinity is tackling the major hurdles to optimize the future landscape of computing.

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