Closing Keynote: Next Decade of Software Development
summary
Argues that Moore's Law is slowing as chipmaking reaches atomic scales, citing 5 nanometer EUV machines and limited ASML tooling, contrasts consumer and supercomputers with an Apple M2 20B transistors die and Frontier at 1.1 exaflops, shows GPUs like the RTX 4090 at ~82 teraflops, notes connectivity from Starlink’s ~5,000 satellites and 400 Mbps consumer links, traces AI milestones from ChatGPT 100M users to GitHub Copilot, flags WebAssembly, MAUI/.NET 8, Kubernetes, containers, and quantum milestones like Sycamore 53 qubits and growing utility.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:49Where we are now in software development
- 9:30End of Moore's Law
- 16:16Ubiquitous computing challenges
- 20:48Pandemic impact on software
- 24:39Future of web tech
- 30:16Future of .NET platform
- 38:03AI and large language models
- 45:07Future of smartphones and AR/VR
- 50:26Quantum computing potential
- 59:39Closing thoughts
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