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Dec 19, 2025
In June, we taped out CN101, the world’s first thermodynamic computing chip. We’re now sharing early bring-up results from the first thermodynamic ASIC, showing how a physics-based approach can enable stochastic, stateful, and asynchronous computation directly in silicon.
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Aug 4
CN101 - A Digital Thermodynamic Computer for Generative AI is now live on arXiv. Conventional chips spend energy suppressing noise to compute deterministically; CN101 is a noisy system engineered so its settling behavior is the computation, implemented in digital CMOS and
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CN101 - A Digital Thermodynamic Computer for Generative AI
Thermodynamic computing is an emerging hardware paradigm, in which stochastic physical dynamics serve as the direct computational primitive. The recent explosion of generative AI has only...
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Jul 26
Normal Computing is a Platinum sponsor of @DACconference in Long Beach this week. We'll be at Booth 724, directly across from the DAC Pavilion, with live demos of Normal EDA. @jan_o_e will present at the Si2 LBC Forum Monday at 1:10 PM, and @dmitri_saberi at the Exhibitor Forum
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Jun 29
Jin Lim joined Normal Computing this week as Vice President, Global Strategic Growth & APAC. Most recently, Jin served as SVP of SK Group's AI data center initiative, where he led both the technology and business strategy behind next-generation AI infrastructure. Earlier in his
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Jun 29
@thomasahle joined Tim Scarfe on @MLStreetTalk to talk thermodynamic computing, bringing AI into chip design, and how you know an AI-designed chip is actually correct. Watch on YouTube: