Author: Dave Gomboc
Date: 02:41:04 03/01/03
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> The bottom line is that physical and financial constraint will bring an end to >Moore's law. Realistically, it will not be an abrupt halt, but, instead from >doubling every two years, to double every four years, then to 5% increase per >year. > My bet is that we will see a dramatic slowing in 7 to 10 years. > Beyond that, we will rely increasingly on more processors per system and other >techniques instead of more transistors per processor die. It's no problem. Moore's law is not constrained to a specific method. By the time the current stuff runs out of steam, 3-D molecular computing will be out of R&D and into the mainstream. ;-) Dave
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