Hannah Earley, cofounder and CTO of Vaire Computing, is developing chips that recycle energy typically wasted as heat through a technique called reversible computing. This approach could significantly enhance the energy efficiency of data centers and consumer devices by retaining intermediate computation steps to recover lost energy. While promising, the technology remains in its early stages and requires further validation to attract industry support for commercialization.
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