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    Gordon Moore co-founded Intel and famously predicted that the number of transistors on a microchip would double every year or two, known as Moore's Law. Since the 1970s, Moore's Law has mostly been realized or surpassed, with processing power doubling about every two years while better and faster microchips become more affordable.

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    Gordon Moore co-founded Intel and famously predicted that the number of transistors on a microchip would double every year or two, known as Moore's Law. Since the 1970s, Moore's Law has mostly been realized or surpassed, with processing power doubling about every two years while better and faster microchips become more affordable.

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    Gordon Moore co-founded Intel and famously predicted that the number of transistors on a microchip would double every year or two, known as Moore's Law. Since the 1970s, Moore's Law has mostly been realized or surpassed, with processing power doubling about every two years while better and faster microchips become more affordable.

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    Gordon Moore

    Co-founder, Intel

    Famously predicted that the number of transistors


    on a microchip will double every year or two. This
    prediction is known as Moore’s Law. Since the
    1970s, this forecast has mostly been realized or
    surpassed; processing power doubles about every
    two years, while better and faster microchips
    become more affordable.

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