> especially if your are reducing your computer pricing slower than Moore's law I agree with most of your comment, but I take issue with that last part. Moore

> especially if your are reducing your computer pricing slower than Moore's law I agree with most of your comment, but I take issue with that last part. Moore's law has no relation to the price of computing. It only makes predictions on the number of transistors in a CPU, not the performance of the CPU nor the price/performance ratio of the CPU. Even if it did, compute costs much more than the CPUs; memory, disk, power, cooling, networking, enclosures, and more all cost a significant amount relative to the silicon. I know Google Cloud declared they were going to decrease prices at pace with Moore's law, but even if they can deliver on that it will be through innovations outside of the CPU.