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This was ten years ago. I wonder how little a machine like that would cost today. By Moore's Law, it would be on order of $8,000(a gross simplification, and d
by quantumhobbit 18y ago
This was ten years ago. I wonder how little a machine like that would cost today. By Moore's Law, it would be on order of $8,000(a gross simplification, and doing the math in my head but interesting nonetheless).
- ivankirigin 18y agoI'm not sure that's correct. Are you scaling down the cost to build it or to design it? Does the cost to design per transitor count decrease with Moore's law? With better software for verification that can scale in complexity as chips get cheaper & more powerful, I wouldn't be surprised if design costs did decrease with Moore's Law. But it might not be so straight forward.