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Can Physics Expedite Artificial Intelligence?

Eli Yablonovitch

Artificial Intelligence (AI) requires intensive optimization calculations, which now demands nuclear power for the data centers. Logic functions, storage, and data communications each consume ~1pJ/bit, about 6 orders of magnitude higher than the Landauer Limit. This gives rise to 25MW in a Data Center versus the 25Watts of the human brain. This 6 order of magnitude shortfall is owing to the transistor being a flawed switch. Overcoming this shortfall should be deemed a “Grand Challenge of Condensed Matter Physics”. New approaches are beginning to emerge in the context of Artificial Intelligence.

Speaker: Eli Yablonovitch, UC Berkeley

Monday, 09/14/26

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McCone Hall

UC Berkeley
Room 141
Berkeley, CA 9720