The Future of Microprocessors

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• Ms Sophie Wilson FREng FRS
• Thursday 26 May 2016, 11:30-12:30
• Rayleigh seminar room, 2nd floor, Maxwell Building, Cavendish laboratory.

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The Future of Microprocessors is considered from the perspective of instruction set design, and the two fundamental laws that define what has happened and limit what will happen, Moore’s law and Amdahl’s law. Both scalar and parallel computation is examined.

This talk is part of the Laboratory for Scientific Computing series.

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