Programming

Commercial

Commercial reversible computing is young. Almost all of today's activity is energy-recovery and adiabatic hardware, aimed at the power wall now constraining AI and data centres. We list only verified efforts here.

Vaire Computing →

A startup building near-zero-energy reversible and adiabatic chips; its first energy-recovery test chips taped out in 2025, with production targeted around 2027.

Vaire Computing · founded 2021

Michael P. Frank / revcomp.info →

A leading reversible-computing researcher, now at Vaire, who maintains a long-running reference site on the field.

revcomp.info

Following the milestones

The commercial story is moving fast. For the latest tape-outs and energy-recovery results, see programming news. Reversible languages and reverse-debugging tools, which are mostly free and open, are listed under open source.