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Multiple Valued Logic (MVL)
MVL principles and methods are general and can be used independent of the actual underlying implementation of the circuits.
Omnibase Logic - Proven Technology: Multiple Valued Logic
Security & Encryption
By using different radix keys, encryption can be better encoded in fewer bits and provide another level of obscurity.
Omnibase Logic - Proven Technology: Security / Encryption
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Artificial intelligence has become an essential part of the technology industry, providing the heavy lifting for many of the most difficult problems in computer science.
Omnibase Logic - Proven Technology: Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
A major focus of machine learning research is to automatically learn to recognize complex patterns and make intelligent decisions based on data
Omnibase Logic - Proven Technology: Machine Learning
Supplementary Symmetrical Logic Structure (SUS-LOC)
The "Supplementary Symmetrical Logic Structure" referred to as (SUS-LOC) can be used to realize any "r-valued" logic function.
Omnibase Logic - Proven Technology: Supplementary Symmetrical Logic Structure (SUS-LOC)

TECHNOLOGY

Multiple Valued Logic

MVL principles and methods are general and can be used independent of the actual underlying implementation of the circuits.


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APPLICATION

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence has become an essential part of the technology industry, providing the heavy lifting for many of the most difficult problems in computer science.


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A breakthrough in technology

Multiple-Valued Logic (MVL) is a proven solution that demonstrates the ability to continue to inexpensively double the capacity of a modern VLSI chip by making far better use of the transistor and routing budget. If you’re facing escalating costs and diminishing returns on your integrated circuit designs, you need to look into Omnibase Logic’s MVL solutions.

The trend commonly known as Moore’s Law has continued for almost half a century and is not expected to subside until approximately 2015 as we approach the limits of the laws of physics and the economic law of diminishing returns.


The compelling question throughout the semiconductor industry is: “What new innovations are on the horizon that will allow our industry to meet the product promises and expectations of consumers?” In response, Omnibase Logic has a breakthrough technology for utilizing multiple-valued logic circuit design.

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