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Which is what this article also argues. As we can no longer rely on Moore's exponential increases we will start looking elsewhere to evolve technology. A new "g
by ChrisSD 9y ago
Which is what this article also argues. As we can no longer rely on Moore's exponential increases we will start looking elsewhere to evolve technology. A new "golden age" as he calls it.
Maybe that'll mean looking beyond von neumann for general purpose architecture. Maybe it'll mean designing a lot more specialised architectures, similar to how the GPU is specialised for graphics processing (and useful for some other tasks) or how most mobile devices come with specialised processors. Maybe it'll mean something completely different.
The future of computing is exciting again.
- hyperpallium 9y agoLike peak oil. But there might be a (seemingly) interminable lull. Meanwhile, I like the idea of physically massive GPUs if they can't get smaller (also doing ML, CFD etc)