The future of computing, the world economy, and indeed the welfare of the planet is tied up in the rules of Moore’s Law.
The Dark Secret Of Hendrik Schon: Moore’s Law
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The future of computing, the world economy, and indeed the welfare of the planet is tied up in the rules of Moore’s Law.
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MICHIO!!!!!!!!11ONE
just make it bigger. I'm getting a amd phenom x6. It's the smallest component I have to get for my computer. So just make it bigger. If you can pack alot of transistors into a small space and you wan't more power just make that small space bigger.
Moore's law is currently at 13.5mo. these days.I wonder what will happen to the economy once it's reach its limit.
the thing is that as we get going on the future we get to discover new materials so probably it wont be with silicone it will be like other silicone modified or even not silicone..
So probably morres law will continue..
what if you pass a really small current throught it? will it still burn?
Where's the rest of this?
That pigeon was like, "Shit I better upgrade my laptop while I still can."