Keynote: Information Technology Systems in a Post-Silcon World
summary
Moore’s Law is effectively stalled—gate dielectrics reach five atoms and silicon hits quantum limits—so systems shift to FPGA/GPU acceleration (10–100× speedups, Microsoft reports 2× cost/perf), stacked chips and memory-centric designs, and neurosynaptic processors (TrueNorth: ~1M neurons, 4,096 cores, a few watts) to handle exploding data (90% of the world’s data born in 24 months, exabyte scales) and security threats (over 1B records breached in 2014). Expect new software stacks, datacentric architectures, and AI/cognitive tools with fresh attack surfaces.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:30Welcome
- 3:32The Basics
- 6:41Moores Law
- 13:19Building Systems
- 17:40Big Data
- 23:48Exponential Change
- 29:17Scaling
- 36:08Data Complexity
- 37:49New Threats
- 40:59Criminal Investigations
- 47:08Ask Jasmine
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