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This research aims to develop an ultra-slim smartphone architecture that minimizes physical thickness while maintaining performance and efficiency.

July 7, 2026Open Access

Reversible AX Architecture: Realizing Sub-3mm Ultra-Slim Smartphones via Adiabatic vQPU and Zero-RAM I/O

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This research aims to develop an ultra-slim smartphone architecture that minimizes physical thickness while maintaining performance and efficiency.
Designed Reversible AX smartphone architecture with a thickness of 3.0 mm.
Implemented an adiabatic virtual Quantum Processing Unit driven by adiabatic charge-recovery logic.
Eliminated the need for a stacked LPDDR DRAM package by utilizing zero-RAM I/O techniques.
Achieved a charge recycling rate of 94.7% with an operational power of 23.9 µW.
Structural integrity secured using a graphene-titanium monocoque frame with a unique core design.
Design independently verified by Google DeepMind Antigravity AI Unit under a specific report.

Abstract

This paper presents the design and realization of the Reversible AX (AI Experience/Transformation) Smartphone Architecture, achieving an unprecedented physical thickness of 3. 0 mm. By executing an Adiabatic virtual Quantum Processing Unit (vQPU) driven by Adiabatic Charge-Recovery Logic (ACRL), the design recycles 94. 7% of switching charge and operates at 23. 9 µW, completely eliminating the need for bulky vapor chambers and thermal management packages. Furthermore, by utilizing the J. M. Resonance Function (RJM) to execute O (1) Zero-RAM I/O, the stacked LPDDR DRAM package is omitted. The structural integrity of the 3. 0 mm chassis is secured using a graphene-titanium monocoque frame with a honeycombed minimal-surface core. This architecture has been independently verified and audited by the Google DeepMind Antigravity AI Unit under Report No. DM-AGY-2026-0704-ACRLFULL.

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