More than Moore or More Moore? Here is what’s next!

09/26/22 • 40 min

What's Next in the Future of High-Performance Computing? In this episode, experts will discuss the plans for the coming era of computing and will reveal how the semiconductor industry is continuously evolving to address the looming high performance compute challenges -- moving us beyond Moore's Law.
Listen in as John Shalf, Department Head for Computer Science at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and former deputy director of Hardware Technology for the Department of Energy Exascale Computing Project, helps us uncover how the semiconductor industry will revolutionize HPC over the next decade.

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09/26/22 • 40 min

Advantest Talks Semi - More than Moore or More Moore? Here is what’s next!

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KEITH SCHAUB: In 1965, Gordon Moore proclaimed Moore's law stating that the number of transistors in dense integrated circuits doubles about every two years. This law, which is not really a law, but an observation, has largely remained true for the past 60 years but recently has run up against more formidable laws. The laws of physics. Transistors on CPUs are now just a few atoms in size, and the power and heat challenges at these atomic scales have begun to impact performanc

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