Moore's law still applies if you plot computing power/dollar over time (normalized to purchase power). It's just that all the progress is nowadays in parallel c

Moore's law still applies if you plot computing power/dollar over time (normalized to purchase power). It's just that all the progress is nowadays in parallel computing chips/GPUs. Here's the progress over 120 years, and spoiler ... 17 orders of magnitude in computing power: https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1200/1*zWyqQ2EP83gBcLZHGzb-TA.jpeg https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1200/1*zWyqQ2EP83gBcLZHG... A very interesting observation is that the switch to transistors and integrated electronics does not stand out. It is just part of the curve.