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Binary arithmetic, the basis of all virtually digital computation today, is usually said to have been invented at the start of the eighteenth century by the German mathematician Gottfried Leibniz.
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A digital universe—whether 5 kilobytes or the entire Internet—consists of two species of bits: differences in space, and differences in time. Digital computers translate between these two forms of information—structure and sequence—according to definite rules. Bits that are embodied as structure (varying in space, invariant across time) we perceive as memory, and bits that are embodied as sequence (varying in time, invariant across space) we perceive as code. Gates are the intersections where bits span both worlds at the moment of transition from one instant to the next.
George Dyson
From the 2014 Solid Conference: Analog telephone calls degraded with distance; digitizing communications allowed errors to be detected and corrected, leading...
“Postdigital” implies a period going after, or in continuity of the digital revolution. But what is the digital revolution itself ? Professor Neil Gershenfeld from the MIT center for Bits and Atoms presents the history of the digital revolution. Actually there is three phases in the digital revolution, first the digital conversion of communication, then the computing and finally the fabrication.
RECOMP (Digital computer), Autonetics Industrial Products, 1957.
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