Computing in the Post-Moore Era

Information technology (IT) has emerged as an indispensable pillar in our daily lives. This sustained proliferation of IT platforms for five decades has been thanks to an exponential increase in silicon density and efficiency, a phenomenon recognized broadly as Moore’s Law in honor of Intel’s co-founder, Gordon Moore. Unfortunately, like many exponentials Moore’s Law has also slowed down in recent years due to reaching the limits of physics in transistor miniaturization and will soon stop. Meanwhile, the insatiable appetite for computing continues to grow at an exponential rate with the global expansion of digital services and digitization of industries, thanks to data deluge and AI. The net result is that “without Moore, we will build more” with ramifications for overall energy consumption in, and emissions due to, IT platforms. In this talk, I will outline the key research challenges and opportunities to pave the way for computing in the post-Moore era. I will also present concrete examples of post-Moore technologies I have helped develop in the datacenter space.

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