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How Moore's Law Changed History

 

After 50 years, Intel co-Moores Law photofounder Gordon Moore’s prediction about semiconductor miniaturization still holds up.

Click here to read the article from PC Magazine April 19 2015.

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Posted on April 29, 2015 by tsmith

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