In USA created an electronic brain (of the same size) which performance is 80 petaflops (path tracing needs only 1 petaflop) at 20 watts power consumption. So, by taking advantage of the russian room-temperature superconductors (confirmed at Cambridge University of England in 2010), such device could get much much faster than it actually is.
The sixth-generation computer (Real-time 4D Graphics ASIC) :
* Room-temperature superconductor ‘bipolar’ {can as well utilize only one type of carriers which makes it even faster} transistors {Dayem bridge Josephson junctions} & superconductive wiring
* Emitter-Coupled Logic
* Ternary combinational logic solely {no sequential logic at all}
* Explicit Data Graph Execution (non von Neumann)
* Single core with 8 threads & machine belt architecture (a few of extremely long superconducting registers)
* Wax-enamelled multiple-layer integrated circuit
* 100-exabyte Hyper CD-ROM (Polytechnic University of Bucharest, Romania)
* Mercury programming language (non von Neumann)
~ No quantum schemes, photonics, operating memory, cache, hard disk, vector (array) processing, floating point and other useless things.
Summary: the highest physically possible specific performance, no heat generation at all, great scalability, good versatility.
Both current CPUs and GPUs would already be faster if their creators only deigned to have utilized 16nm SRAM chips & silver wire.
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ReplyDeleteIn USA created an electronic brain (of the same size) which performance is 80 petaflops (path tracing needs only 1 petaflop) at 20 watts power consumption. So, by taking advantage of the russian room-temperature superconductors (confirmed at Cambridge University of England in 2010), such device could get much much faster than it actually is.
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ReplyDeleteThe sixth-generation computer (Real-time 4D Graphics ASIC) :
ReplyDelete* Room-temperature superconductor ‘bipolar’ {can as well utilize only one type of carriers which makes it even faster} transistors {Dayem bridge Josephson junctions} & superconductive wiring
* Emitter-Coupled Logic
* Ternary combinational logic solely {no sequential logic at all}
* Explicit Data Graph Execution (non von Neumann)
* Single core with 8 threads & machine belt architecture (a few of extremely long superconducting registers)
* Wax-enamelled multiple-layer integrated circuit
* 100-exabyte Hyper CD-ROM (Polytechnic University of Bucharest, Romania)
* Mercury programming language (non von Neumann)
~ No quantum schemes, photonics, operating memory, cache, hard disk, vector (array) processing, floating point and other useless things.
Summary: the highest physically possible specific performance, no heat generation at all, great scalability, good versatility.
Just know that Phiar Corporation 's 1.7-terahertz hot electron bipolar transistors could let path tracing in games already now.
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