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SUMMARY:The Computing Cambrian Explosion: The Future of HPC with Non-Von N
 eumann Computing
DESCRIPTION:Panel\n\nThe Computing Cambrian Explosion: The Future of HPC w
 ith Non-Von Neumann Computing\n\nSchuman, Kudithipudi, Frank, Graves, Hasl
 er...\n\nWith the looming end of Moore’s law and the end of Dennard scalin
 g, the future of computing in general and HPC in particular will look very
  different from the past.  In addition to novel materials, devices and pac
 kaging, the future of HPC is likely to include a variety of novel, non-von
  Neumann architectures, including neuromorphic, quantum, reversible, tempo
 ral, probabilistic and so on.  There is not likely to be one non-von Neuma
 nn technology that reigns supreme in the future HPC landscape, but there a
 re a great many challenges associated with realizing a future HPC system t
 hat incorporates even one of these new types of computing platforms.  With
  this panel, we have assembled a group of experts across a variety of non-
 von Neumann computing technologies that will debate the merits of each of 
 their approaches and discuss the research challenges associated with incor
 porating these technologies into the future computing landscape.\n\nTag: A
 rchitectures\n\nRegistration Category: Tech Program Reg Pass
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