How do you guys feel about moores law?

it's a big law

>>56093983
It's pretty moreish.

It's ogre

>>56093983
Its true, but we have a few other ways of increasing speed by design. Once we truly hit the end of design and transisitor size. We need to look to something completely new, outside of the box.

>>56094015
4 CPU

>>56094061
When does that end happen? In our lifetime?

>>56094061
quantum computing?

>dont know shit about it but heard it many times

>>56094015
>>56094064
underrated

>>56093983
literally a meme, and now a dead meme

>>56093983

Of the 30+ alternatives to CMOS that DARPA has investigated, only 2-3 of them show long-term promis; graphene, III-V semiconductors, or carbon nanotubes perpetually improving technology stretching into infinity.

With Dennard scaling gone and the advantages of new hubs contracting each era, the catalyst to really pay the tremendous costs required to work at the following hub are just too little to legitimize the expense. It may be conceivable to construct sub-5nm chips, however the cost and level of duplication at key zones to guarantee appropriate circuit usefulness are going to nuke any potential advantages.

>>56093983
it was nice for perspective but it had to end at some point

which is good because now we can focus on improving architecture rather than just boosting transistor count

>>56094810
Kill yourself faggot

>>56093983
Moore's Law will be mitigated once quantum computers become well understood, but that's probably not going to happen any time soon.

I surmise that carbon nanotube based computing platforms will act as a bridge between silicon and quantum based computing systems.

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>>56094015
>>56094064
kek

>>56093983

is there a dragon dildo up that crater

>>56094743
Who knows when we'll hit the end of innovation.
>>56094757
Good idea on paper but the issue is that it hasnt been recreated. The google dwave isnt a quantum computer like they claim it to be. It's sort of emulated.

>>56096129
The general public wont be allowed to own them though. Encryption will be moot at that point.