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You really think so? Aren’t we at the end of Moore’s law, so I’m really doubtful that we’ll see massive leaps like that.
by huytersd 3y ago
You really think so? Aren’t we at the end of Moore’s law, so I’m really doubtful that we’ll see massive leaps like that.
- aembleton 3y agoPeople have been saying that for at least twenty years
- b112 3y agoI remember people saying this in the 80s!
- RetroTechie 3y agoMoore's law will die when we have 3D stacks of silicon thick enough that even integrated liquid cooling can't keep it cool. With feature sizes measured in a few atoms. Or when economics of fabricating such structures just aren't worth it.
- jamiek88 3y agoYeah made out of not silicon. Moores ‘law’ is a human driven law. Computing is basically the absolute center of our society. As long as our civilization exists we will spend massive resources on this. Thus as long as it’s physically possible we’ll have progress.
- topspin 3y ago> Aren’t we at the end of Moore’s law Three semi manufacturers are telling their investors they'll be at 2nm (or something) in late 2024 or 2025. So no, Moore's law has not seen its end, despite ~40 years of predictions to the contrary.