I think that the Laundauer limit is controversial. But if it’s wrong, one should be able to explain on the level of theory. What ordinary models of physics say about their gate is much more convincing than an experiment. How did they design their gate if they don’t have a competing theory?
I think that the Laundauer limit is controversial. But if it’s wrong, one should be able to explain on the level of theory. What ordinary models of physics say about their gate is much more convincing than an experiment. How did they design their gate if they don’t have a competing theory?