100% Utilization: Computation and Labor After Moore's Law (Software Studies)
by Andrew Lison
In '100% Utilization: Computation and Labor After Moore's Law,' Andrew Lison investigates the future of technology and work as computational growth slows. Drawing from software studies, the book analyzes how full resource utilization reshapes labor practices and economic structures in a digital age.
About This Book
100% Utilization: Computation and Labor After Moore's Law offers insights into the evolving relationship between technology and human labor. Part of the Software Studies series, it addresses the implications of computational limits in modern society.
The book examines how advancements in computing influence productivity and employment. It provides a framework for understanding labor dynamics in a post-Moore's Law world, where traditional growth models face new challenges.
Through a scholarly lens, the text explores theoretical and practical aspects of full utilization in computational systems. It highlights the need for rethinking economic and technological paradigms in contemporary contexts.
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