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by anonmeow 3885 days ago
The Moore's law has ended (doubling time has become longer than 2 years, and looks like 10nm-7nm will be the last manufacturing process for a long time). From now on we will see more special-purpose hardware.
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special purpose hardware follows the same rules as Moore's law.

Last I checked, number of cores attached to large memory, on Intel chips, is still going up, and that's what affects throughput on embarassingly parallel jobs, which is what these are.