Jim Keller: The Secret to Moore's Law

Clip from my interview with Jim Keller
• [7] Jim Keller, Silico...
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[@unvergebeneid]

I am way more excited about ballistic transistors than optical computing.

[@tomstech4390]

"Moore's law" isn't the simple "Xnm" that almost everyone thinks.
Moore stated that he noticed the relation of transistor count doubled every ~2 years *for a given price point*
So it's "X nm... for X money".
It doesn't matter if you can get a 5nm processor if it performs 10% better than a 3990wx but costs 15% more, Thats still the law being over.
Being able to buy more processing power for more money has always been an option. Chiplets/tiles are a mere life extention to buy us time.
Personally I think Wirth's law is quickly becoming a problem and needs more looking into, RISC combined with bespoke silicon is likely the next big industry change.

[@georgeogrady7299]

People not ready for it

[@georgeogrady7299]

Test it computer what it can do

[@georgeogrady7299]

No need to slow it down

[@wile123456]

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[@swaggitypigfig8413]

This is the wei.

[@domdj9476]

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