  Advancements in digital technologies have a bootstrapping effect. The past
fifty years of technological innovations from the computer architecture
community have brought innovations and orders-of-magnitude efficiency
improvements that engender use cases that were not previously possible --
stimulating novel application domains and increasing uses and deployments at an
ever-faster pace. Consequently, computing technologies have fueled significant
economic growth, creating education opportunities, enabling access to a wider
and more diverse spectrum of information, and, at the same time, connecting
people of differing needs in the world together. Technology must be offered
that is inclusive of the world's physical, cultural, and economic diversity,
and which is manufactured, used, and recycled with environmental sustainability
at the forefront. For the next decades to come, we envision significant
cross-disciplinary efforts to build a circular development cycle by placing
pervasive connectivity, sustainability, and demographic inclusion at the design
forefront in order to sustain and expand the benefits of a technologically rich
society. We hope this work will inspire our computing community to take broader
and more holistic approaches when developing technological solutions to serve
people from different parts of the world.
