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The end of a computer science "law": Moore's law
The "law" stating that "the quantity of transistors that can fit on an integrated circuit will double every two years" is coming to an end.
- Date : 10/03/2011
- Place : Plateau Inria d'EuraTechnologies
- Guests : Pierre Boulet, professeur à l'Université Lille 1, Directeur adjoint du LIFL, Membre de l'équipe de recherche DART (Inria)
- Organisers : Inria
Indeed, miniaturisation is reaching its limits. Despite making computer components continually smaller over the last 40 years, there comes a time when we can no longer "shrink the infinitely small".
However, the end of Moore's law is not a barrier for computer science. So what does the future hold?
Come to debate the subject on Thursday 10 March 2011 from 12.45 pm to 2 pm
Conference led by Pierre Boulet, Professor at the University of Lille 1, Assistant Director of the Lille Laboratory of Fundamental Computing and Member of the DART research team at Inria
- Free entry
