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World-first technology is being developed by Australian scientists, offering a new approach to artificial intelligence.
The breakthrough could make computers run faster, turning down the heat on data centres.
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“The hotter artificial intelligence gets, the colder our computers may need to become,” said David Reilly from Emergence Quantum.
Inside a lab at the University of Sydney, physicists are cooling technology to temperatures colder than anything found naturally on Earth.
“Very similar to what’s used in conventional refrigerators, but in this case we use gases that allow you to go to even lower temperatures,” Emergence Quantum’s Thomas Ohki said.
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