This is not my domain. What does she mean? Todays SoC can't make use of all transistors at any given instance, because then the SoC would overheat, at the same time she says that the future is parallelism when it comes to software code, but wouldn't parallelism require more transistors to be used at any given instance? Sorry for stupid question. Cheers!
She is saying it is only worth doing if the task lends itself to parrelisation . Raytracing yes, ADSL , maybe running Facebook. And only if you can cool it, and you have unlimited space cooling and power. But in a laptop or a phone.......
@@patdbean Okay, thank you for the clarification. So, little progress left to be made with the personal computer, at least the way it is constructed now, in a traditional sense. Although, it is hard to call EUV lithography a traditional method, but you get what I mean.
This talk brings me down to earth. I knew there was a reason why I still have my original SYM-1 6502
Thanks @TechTechPotato for linking to this
Great talk! She is so knowledgable. I would have loved to be taught by her. She's a bit harsh on Intel and CISC, but that's deserved, I agree ;).
A great question with an amazing answer starting at 41:45, but an hour of my life not wasted.
Great lecture and especially questions! Thanks!
"So, predictions are very hard to make, especially about the future."
Awesome, thank you.
Well, for graphics cards the speedup per processor she showed on her graphs does not seem to hold true.
This is not my domain. What does she mean? Todays SoC can't make use of all transistors at any given instance, because then the SoC would overheat, at the same time she says that the future is parallelism when it comes to software code, but wouldn't parallelism require more transistors to be used at any given instance? Sorry for stupid question. Cheers!
She is saying it is only worth doing if the task lends itself to parrelisation . Raytracing yes, ADSL , maybe running Facebook. And only if you can cool it, and you have unlimited space cooling and power. But in a laptop or a phone.......
@@patdbean Okay, thank you for the clarification. So, little progress left to be made with the personal computer, at least the way it is constructed now, in a traditional sense. Although, it is hard to call EUV lithography a traditional method, but you get what I mean.
Stop buying Intel to force them to abandon x86 and move to riscv and arm
42:37 F programmers
that's a man