Keynote - The Next Decade of Software Development
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Survey of practical trends and numbers: cloud and smartphones remain dominant (smartphone form set by 2007), Moore's Law is ending illustrated by a Cray XMP at 1.9 gigaflops in 1985 vs an iPad 2 in 2011 and RTX 3090 at 36 teraflops and Fugaku at 415.5 petaflops. Notes real limits: 5G high bands (20–30 GHz) have poor penetration, Starlink gives ~400/100 Mbps at ~20 ms, esp32s are $5 IoT .NET-capable, webassembly as container and Blazor/MAUI evolve client stacks, GitHub Copilot generates code, AR headsets cost ~$5k (Hololens 2) and quantum could remake fertilizer once ~250+ qubits solve nitrogenase. Identity and supply chains create immediate pain points.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 3:08William Gibson
- 23:25Cloud Migration
- 29:03Progressive Web App
- 32:35Responsibilities of the Cloud
- 41:45The Power Platform
- 44:11Artificial Intelligence
- 46:36Data Analytics
- 47:37Prescriptive Analytics
- 51:39What Replaces the Smartphone
- 53:03Google Glass
- 53:18Hololens
- 55:39Hololens 3
- 57:49Quantum Computing Will Destroy Encryption
- 58:20Quantum Computers
- 1:03:29Superconductors
- 1:03:50How Many Quantum Computers Do You Need
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