Kaoru Pairs A Novel Parallel Readout Architecture via Software-Level Transistor Grouping

We introduce a novel organizational paradigm for processor transistors called Kaoru Pairs. In this architecture, transistors are grouped into pairs at the software level, where each pair contains a dedicated readout element. By ensuring that all possible states of a transistor group are simultaneously accessible through their paired counterparts, the fundamental read operation complexity is reduced from O(n) to O(1). Crucially, this approach requires no hardware modification to existing transistors; the transformation is achieved entirely through software-level reorganization.