Collapse of Moore’s Law ‘in about 10 years’?

by Laura Domela

Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku this week has discussed in a short video why Moore’s Law will collapse “in about 10 years or so.” In this video presented by Big Think, the law created by Gordon E. Moore is not debunked, but is instead explained as having a limit – you can’t keep getting smaller forever. Moore’s Law says, for those of you unfamiliar, that the number of transistors placed (inexpensively) on an integrated circuit will double every two years. Since Moore’s law was first established, it’s pretty much been proven true – but it’s all about to end: imagine that!
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Collapse of Moore’s Law ‘in about 10 years’?

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