De Bosschere, Koen

Duranton, Marc

Munk, Harm

Vardanega, Tullio

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Ghent University Academic Bibliography

A  H i P E AC  V i s i o nPAST, PRESENT andFUTUREof the Internet and  digitally-augmented humanityHiPEAC (High Performance Embedded Architecture and Compilation) is the premier European Network for dissemination, training, and collaboration activities for researchers, industry, and policy related to computing systems. Today, the network numbers over 2,000 specialists and is the biggest of its kind in Europe. Its objectives are to:•  Secure and strengthen a leading position for Europe in computing systems that support all aspects of modern society by advancing computing systems as a discipline.•  Prepare the next generation of world-class computing systems scientists and engineers in Europe by supporting their academic and professional development.•  Build a dynamic ecosystem for the design and implementation of computing systems in Europe by bringing together European research, industry, SMEs, and policy.•  Align research efforts in computing systems and strengthen research impact in Europe by identifying long-term challenges in computing systems and articulating their impact on modern society.This document was produced as a deliverable of the H2020 HiPEAC CSA under grant agreement 871174. Author: Tullio Vardanega  Co-authors: Koen De Bosschere, Marc Duranton and Harm MunkEditorial Support: Madeleine Gray and Rebecca GorbyDesign: Etienne Giorgetti, chat-noir.bizPrinting:Magelaan - www.magelaan.be© March 2020 HiPEACHHiPEACPEACReproduction of this publication for resale or other commercial purposes is prohibited without prior written permission of the copyright holder.1234*URL: Uniform Resource Locator56789101112Like to read more? Check out the HiPEAC Vision here: hipeac.net/visionEvery two years, HiPEAC produces its roadmapping document, the HiPEAC Vision. Taking into account business dimensions, conditions to make computing acceptable - such as trustability and energy restrictions - as well as technology trends, system-level directions and the impact of computing on society, the Vision aims to be holistic. In the HiPEAC Vision, you will find out how computing technology has transformed our world in just over half a century, and how the HiPEAC community of computing experts thinks it will continue to do so over the next ten years. Looking into the future of computing: THE HiPEAC VISION We’ve seen how the World Wide Web transformed human experience. But what other areas of digital technology?Design and layout by Etienne Giorgetti / chat-noir.biz / 2020Can you imagine life without the Web? Can you picture a world in which you have to go online instead of being online? Where you would have to walk to fetch information? 30 years ago, that was exactly how our everyday lives looked!This booklet recalls how we got to where we are today in our connected world, and pictures where new technology developments can take us in the next ten years  to a world in which reliable and trustworthy digital technology is part of the fabric of our lives.

Past, present and future of the internet and digitally-augmented humanity : a HiPEAC vision

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PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE of the Internet and digitally- augmented humanity - A HiPEAC Vision

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