Asynchronous Cellular Automaton Provides
Benefits Over Field-Programmable Gate Arrays

RFT-256

North Dakota State University scientists have created a unique asynchronous cellular automaton which is believed to have several distinct advantages over currently available field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs).  These cellular automata are easily scaled from small circuits to large computing arrays.

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