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While computers have become smaller and better and supercomputers and parallel computing have become the typical, we’re about going to a wall in energy and miniaturization. Now, Penn State researchers have designed a 2D device that could provide a lot more than yes-or-no answers and could be more brainlike than current computing architectures.
“Complexity scaling is also in decline owing to the non-scalability of traditional von Neumann computing architecture and the impending ‘Dark Silicon’era that presents a significant threat to multi-core processor technology,” the researchers note in the present (Sept 13) online issue of Nature Communications.
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