Theres a story at OSOpinion about scientist getting rid of the clock for the standard CPU.
http://www.osopinion.com/perl/story/17183.html
Im surpised by this story because it says getting rid of the clock could improve speed and reliability. It also says that hackers would have a harder time cracking stuff (worried about hardware copyright protection yet?)
The G7/8 should incorperate these features. Motorola and IBM better start investing now because it IS the future. Im guessing with the rate of technological development, itll take about 6-8 years. Phillips have allready created CPUs with no clock, so now its just a matter of scale and time.
In 6-8 years time the G7/8 should be around the 5-6GHz mark and Intel chips should be around the 10-11 GHz mark. And thankfully Moores law will have kicked in by then and Intel WILL have to go back to the drawing board.
Then, we can all say good by to our scummy PCs and replace them all with Quantum Computers. Intel, being as they are, will most likely create the first consumer and server QCPUs.
...only time will tell...
http://www.osopinion.com/perl/story/17183.html
Im surpised by this story because it says getting rid of the clock could improve speed and reliability. It also says that hackers would have a harder time cracking stuff (worried about hardware copyright protection yet?)
The G7/8 should incorperate these features. Motorola and IBM better start investing now because it IS the future. Im guessing with the rate of technological development, itll take about 6-8 years. Phillips have allready created CPUs with no clock, so now its just a matter of scale and time.
In 6-8 years time the G7/8 should be around the 5-6GHz mark and Intel chips should be around the 10-11 GHz mark. And thankfully Moores law will have kicked in by then and Intel WILL have to go back to the drawing board.
Then, we can all say good by to our scummy PCs and replace them all with Quantum Computers. Intel, being as they are, will most likely create the first consumer and server QCPUs.
...only time will tell...