The structure of computing systems establishes how society uses them, from mainframes that analyzed specialized tasks in centralized offices, to client-server networks that powered the early Internet, to today's world of cloud, mobile, and sensors. Every time, people have found rich new uses for computing, at lower costs for larger audiences of developers and consumers. Where are we headed next, and what should the industry be doing to get us there? Join us for a conversation with John Hennessy, Alphabet's chairman and the former president of Stanford University, and David Patterson, distinguished engineer at Google and co-winner with Hennessy of the 2017 Turing Award for their work in RISC semiconductor architecture, now used in 99% of computers.

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