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Moore's Law

Alfred E. Brenner
- 14 Mar 1997 - 
- Vol. 275, Iss: 5306, pp 1401-1404
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The Research News article “Can chip devices keep shrinking?” by Robert F. Service represents Moore's Law as a doubling in the number of transistors on computer chips every 18 months.
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The Research News article “Can chip devices keep shrinking?” by Robert F. Service ([13 Dec., p. 1834][1]) represents Moore's Law as a doubling in the number of transistors on computer chips every 18 months. In the graphic by VLSI Research Inc., with a caption heralding the validity of Moore's

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