Post-Moore Computing

What comes when transistors stop simply getting smaller? For decades the number of transistors on a chip doubled about every two years. This Moore's law is reaching its limits, and that opens an exciting time for new computer architectures.

What we work on

• In-memory computing: computing right inside the memory instead of moving data back and forth
• Heterogeneous computing: combining different compute units, even analog computation, in one system
• The right software: tools that make the massive parallelism of these systems usable