John Shalf
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John Shalf
Where computing goes when device scaling stops: interconnects as the binding constraint at the end of Moore's law, and the argument that further gains must come from new models of computation, specialised architectures, or a CMOS replacement. Two records share the title 'HPC Interconnects at the End of Moore's Law' without being the same work -- a 2019 conference paper and a 2022 invited slide deck, now linked distinct-from. The deck scores 30 words per page, which reads as a broken text layer and is simply what slides are.
HPC Interconnects at the End of Moore's Law
John Shalf (2022)
The future of computing beyond Moore's Law
John Shalf (2020) · Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences
HPC Interconnects at the End of Moore's Law
John Shalf (2019) · Optical Fiber Communication Conference · Optica Publishing Group