Lecture

Scaling Trends: Transistors, Power Constraints, and Parallel Computing

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Description

This lecture delves into the evolution of transistors, from vacuum tubes to CMOS devices, exploring the challenges faced due to power limitations and the demise of Dennard scaling. It discusses the importance of parallel hardware, the implications of Moore's Law, and the shift towards parallel computing in modern systems.

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