Back during the 1980's,(The Z80 era) I remember reading about super-cold computers,that were kept at the temp of liquid nitrogen.They were super fast(for the time period) and virtually eternal, as long as the cooling system was maintained.Their intended use at the time was in satellites or space exploratory vehicles, where the temperature was easy to maintain.
Haven't heard anything about the technology since.I am sure that modern computers have surpassed the power of these primitive machines, but I am wondering if super-cold computing still has a viable place today?
Does anyone else remember this,or know of any recent advances?
Thanks in advance for all feedback.
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