More Computing Power and Less CO2 Damage – a Plea for Analogue Computers | Sven Köppel | TEDxMünster

Computers are becoming more and more powerful, but they also consume more and more electricity. Data centres already emit as much CO2 as air traffic. Sven Köppel, founder of a start-up, explains at TEDxMünster how analogue computers, an old technology, can become an important building block in creating more efficient computing power whilst drastically reducing the impact on climate. The analog journey of Sven Köppel started three years ago when he inherited a computer museum. Puzzled by the achievements of old analog computers from the 1960s, he wondered about the efficiency of modern day computing. After graduating in theoretical physics, he joined a startup developing modern day non-traditional computers, comparable with quantum computers. He knows a lot about the leap innovation possible with future analog processor chips, and why this is neccessary for a sustainable world. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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