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In 2012 Nvidia released Kepler, which had 7 billion transistors, also at 28nm. 3 years to increase transistor counts by 12.5%... Isn't that evidence that Moore'
by rgbrenner 11y ago
In 2012 Nvidia released Kepler, which had 7 billion transistors, also at 28nm. 3 years to increase transistor counts by 12.5%... Isn't that evidence that Moore's law is in fact dead?
If it were not dead, that should be 28 billion transistors in 2015. Instead you're talking about 8.
- CyberDildonics 11y ago1. 14nm, which obviously is a working technology now would mean 4 times the transistors. 2. The Kepler you are talking about was an outlier used in Tesla boards, it is not indicative of the general trend at all. 3. Two cherry picked data points don't mean a trend that has been sustained for 40 years is dead.
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