On 7/8/22, jim bell
a famous rule on computing power a novel method to keep Moore's Law in motion 3D chip stacking technology
Moore's law is not compute power (mips, flops, stones, watts, whatever), it's number of transistors in an "IC". And while an "IC" could be 10sq-cm or more, in reality Moore's refers to feature size. And now that research is bumping against wall of physics, Moore's is known to be a dead roadmap. Stacking is not breaking those physics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moore's_law https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limits_of_computation Btw, today's cpu's have ~50B transistors, plugged into a NIC with maybe ~1B, plenty enough for a magic packet to exfiltrate secret keys from core, etc. And they've already designed in enough convenient "bugs" to make all multiuser shared computing platforms (Amazon, Microsoft, Google, webhosting, etc) nothing but exploitable swiss cheese.