Yes, Moore's law has nothing to do with computing power, memory, or any other specific chip. Moore's law only states that the number of transistors on a dense i

Yes, Moore's law has nothing to do with computing power, memory, or any other specific chip. Moore's law only states that the number of transistors on a dense integrated circuit will double every two years. The number of transistors doubling then roughly equates to more computing power, memory, etc. We have slowed for 2 reasons, most people don't need more and power consumption has become as important if not more important when it comes to mobile devices and laptops. In general Moore's law is anticipated to start slowing because as you get smaller and smaller quantum physics comes more and more into play.