
Is “Moore’s Law” still valid today or is it outdated? Here are its limits
In the mid-60s, a young chemist named Gordon Moore – he would later be a founder of Intel and considered one of the pioneers of microelectronics – made a prediction that would shape the entire semiconductor industry for decades to come. His first “Moore’s law”published in 1965he argued that the number of transistors inside a microchip would double every yearensuring ...








