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When this comes to market, the Von Neumann bottleneck compensation techniques will become obsolete in a way. However I would love to see how this will speed up
by pwhelan 17y ago
When this comes to market, the Von Neumann bottleneck compensation techniques will become obsolete in a way. However I would love to see how this will speed up computing in throughput, because this clearly is a major achievement.
- thaumaturgy 17y agoI predict that no fewer than 16 meta-languages and API layers will be piled on top of existing development methodologies, and that all future operating system graphics will be rendered in fully textured 3D, and that development will consist of drag-and-drop objects. So, in short, the end-user experience won't change at all. (Sorry, I'm a little cranky at the moment. Too many slow applications for no bloody good reason.)
- soundsop 17y agoThe bandwidth and latency differences between on-chip memory and off-chip memory are multiple orders of magnitude. Graphene improvement over silicon is only about 1 order of magnitude, so it will not eliminate the von Neumann bottleneck alone.