Economics ensures continuity of Moore's Law 0

Posted by carl

There is an interesting discussion on Slashdot about Moore's Law.

The gist of it is that even though Moore's predictions were originally based on a specific technology with physical limitations, companies have become so dependent on the revenues that come from the sale of faster systems and other add-ons that are based on these faster systems that they have a strong economic incentive to do the research and development necessary to maintain Moore's Law, even if the underlying technology on which it is based changes.

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