Domain
Future Computing Technologies
Computing hardware and architectures that explore new ways to process information, improve performance, and operate in demanding environments.
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- Advanced and next-generation computing architecturesNew arrangements of processors, memory, and interconnections that change how computers execute tasks and move data.—
- Advanced spatial computingComputing that represents and interacts with three-dimensional environments, linking digital information to physical space.—
- Brain-computer interfacesInterfaces that measure or interact with brain activity to exchange information with external devices.—
- Edge computing and devices for tactical environmentsProcessing data near sensors and users, allowing systems to operate with limited connectivity and reduce dependence on distant computing infrastructure.—
- Enabling technologies for high security computingHardware and software mechanisms that protect computation, isolate sensitive workloads, and help verify that systems operate as intended.—
- Hardened operating systems for consumer useOperating systems strengthened to reduce attack exposure and resist compromise on everyday computing devices.—
- High-performance supercomputing, including for AI applicationsLarge computing systems that coordinate many processing resources for demanding simulations, analysis, and AI workloads.—
- Photonic, neuromorphic, and other non-Von Neumann computing modalitiesComputing approaches that use light, brain-inspired circuits, or other alternatives to conventional processor-and-memory arrangements.—