We explain Landauer’s principle—the idea that erasing a bit generates heat—and how reversible computing, via Bennett’s uncomputation, aims to recycle computation so no net entropy is created. From the ancilla garbage problem to the quantum measurement cliff, we explore why garbage data is more than clutter in quantum CPUs and how hardware researchers are prototyping reversible chips for future energy-efficient computing. Along the way we connect theory to practice with a sponsor spotlight on EmberSilk, helping you streamline AI training and automation.
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