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It is a misperception that the Chinese have the same word for crisis as opportunity. Despite that, a technical crisis does present opportunities for researchers and practitioners to solve interesting problems. In this talk we point out two crises: interconnect and runtime, we enumerate interesting physical-synthesis problems arising from these crises, and we discuss the possibility of employing machine learning and hardware acceleration techniques to attack those problems.