Intel’s Gordon Moore Says He’s Surprised His Prediction Still Holds True
- 9 years ago
Moore’s Law, which predicts that processors will improve exponentially every two years has endured for decades. Among those most surprised by that is Moore himself.
Decades ago, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore predicted that processor power would exponentially improve every 2 years.
It turns out he was right, and among those most surprised that his theory has stood the test of time is Moore himself.
At a recent event celebrating the 50th anniversary of what has become known as ‘Moore’s Law’, the man behind the spot-on vision spoke with Thomas Friedman, a columnist for the New York Times.
During their talk Moore
Decades ago, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore predicted that processor power would exponentially improve every 2 years.
It turns out he was right, and among those most surprised that his theory has stood the test of time is Moore himself.
At a recent event celebrating the 50th anniversary of what has become known as ‘Moore’s Law’, the man behind the spot-on vision spoke with Thomas Friedman, a columnist for the New York Times.
During their talk Moore