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Cellular Automata (CA) processors are a physical, not software only, implementation of CA concepts, which can process information computationally. Processing elements are arranged in a regular grid of identical cells. The grid is usually a square tiling, or tessellation, of two or three dimensions; other tilings are possible, but not yet used. Each cell is in one of a finite number of states, ... [MORE]
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Designing Ultra-Dense Computers with QCAs
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Quantum Cellular Automata, a new technology, can make real computers orders of magnitude denser than the limits of CMOS, from molecule size devices; information flows by Coulomb interactions not electric current. Investigators, references. [Notre Dame Computer Science and Engineering]
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New Microchips Shun Transistors
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Story on magnetic quantum cellular automata research, non-volatile logic, at University of Notre Dame. Works via areas of magnetic orientation instead of transistors and wires. [Wired News]
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QCADesigner
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Quantum dot cellular automata simulator and design layout tool. Can simulate millions of cells. Runs on Linux, Mac OS X, SPARC Solaris. [Free]
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QUADRANT Project
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QUAntum Devices foR Advanced Nano-electronic Technology. Goal: implement the basic blocks of logic circuits with Quantum Cellular Automata: QCA. Participants, project summary, activities, progress reports, publications.
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Quantum Dot Cells
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Wireless quantum dot logic resources, nanotechnology context: tutorial, lecture summary, references. [MITRE Corp.]
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Quantum-dot Cellular Automata Homeworld
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References, Java demonstrations, QCA links. [University of Notre Dame]
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The Wolfram Machine Project
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Effort to make a computer architecture based on the mathematics proposed in Steven Wolfram book: A New Kind of Science.
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