...) Vol. 23 | No. 2 | 2022 http://www.nsa.gov Alas, no exponential can continue forever; since early in the 21st century, a variety of issues, both technical (i.e., power dissipation, leakage currents, on-chip wire resistance) and non-technical (i.e., rising costs of fab facilities and masks, manufacturing and chip design complexity), have greatly ...

... | No. 1 | 2023 http://www.nsa.gov that have plagued computing systems for decades. The authors discuss a CHERI prototype for the Arm processor called Morello that will allow evaluation of the new secu- rity enhancements and encourage future adoption. With the end of Moore’s Law, new materials and de- vices will be required to achieve future ...

.... The ever-increasing incorporation of technology into our daily lives presents unique challenges in determining what we consider private and how we protect our privacy. However, these challenges should also be seen as opportunities to develop innovative solutions that mitigate potential privacy harms and unleash the promise and benefits of ...

..., Los Alamos National Laboratory. 29 March 2013. Available at: http://www.lanl.gov/newsroom/news- releases/2013/March/03.29-end-of-roadrunner.php. “End of the road for Roadrunner” Los Alamos National Laboratory, March 29, 2013.a Five years after becoming the fastest supercomputer in the world, Roadrunner was decommissioned by the Los Alamos ...

...| 2014 11 I would like to thank the sta� of The Next Wave (TNW) for the opportunity to write this issue’s guest editor’s column. It is an honor to contribute to TNW, especially because this is an issue that looks ahead to a future world in which scienti�c insights are applied to new or improved technologies that touch our lives. It is in this ...

... from Color Images Web 3.0 — “Are we there yet?” The Next Wave is published to disseminate significant technical advancements and research activities in telecommunications and information technologies. Mentions of company names or commercial products do not imply endorsement by the U.S. Government. Articles present views of the authors and not ...

... take advantage of this available computational power but often lack princi- pled motivation or justification. As a result, these algo- rithms may perform poorly when used on real data sets in support of applications. In his article, NSA research- er Mark Jacobson has developed rigorous statistical methods to address these issues for an important ...

... attempting to keep pace with ever-changing technology and consumer needs, it has not had a strong development roadmap like the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS). Instead, mobile technology’s development has been characterized by multinational companies pushing proposed standards for adoption by international standards ...

...’s columnGU ES T In 2012, The Next Wave (TNW) devoted two issues to cybersecurity, focusing on the need for basic scientific foundations to underpin our trust in systems. Creating this “Science of Security” (SoS) requires sustained support and long-term vision. One only needs to look at the news headlines to observe that the need for more secure ...

... advancements and research activities in telecommunications and information technologies. Mentions of company names or commercial products do not imply endorsement by the US Government. �is publication is available online at http://www.nsa. gov/research/tnw/index.shtml. For more information, please contact us at TNW@tycho.ncsc.mil. Contents 3 ...