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However the argument of this article is not just that Moore's Law is ending but that it will "bring about a golden new era of computer architecture".
by ChrisSD 9y ago
However the argument of this article is not just that Moore's Law is ending but that it will "bring about a golden new era of computer architecture".
- eleitl 9y agoNothing particularly golden about rearranging a given number of beads on a table. The only gains from cellular architectures is how many cells on a mesh you can get on a given piece of real estate. What's left is wafer scale integration and stacking. And, making the cells smaller, which is not a silicon design problem but computer science brain damage problem.