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judge2020
1686 days ago
Sure. "STM32L1 MCUs also feature the industry's lowest power consumption of 170 nA in low-power mode with SRAM retention. ". But I think we're looking for the 'most efficient' general purpose computer.
https://www.st.com/en/microcontrollers-microprocessors/stm32...
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genewitch
1686 days ago
Intel also made the quark which is a 486 that runs on a button cell battery, the same type that we'd call a cmos battery.
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