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Inspired by: FP7 » Suddenly Moore's Law becomes history - new discoveries pass the current bottlenecks

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Originally submitted by: Tuomo Kuosa
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European Commission Framework Programme for RTD (FP7)

Theme/activity of inspiration

IDEAS: Physical Sciences & Engineering

Sub-theme/area of inspiration

Mathematical foundations

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Suddenly Moore's Law becomes history - new discoveries pass the current bottlenecks

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The bottleneck of the Moore's Law have been discussed recently. There are many R&D projects attempting to find ways to pass the limitations of the current micro chips and computing. The attampts vary accross the fields of science and life (DNA, statistical physics / Constraint Satisfaction Problems(CSPs), nano science, bioscience etc). The computation may experience a new renaisance if the current logic of computing can be passed.

Keywords

moore's law, R&D projects, micro chips, science, computation

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