Moore's Law is the observation that the number of transistors on a microchip doubles approximately every two years, leading to a corresponding increase in computing power and decrease in relative cost. This principle has driven exponential growth in technology, although physical and economic limitations are challenging its sustainability.

Moore's Law

transistors on a microchip

increase in computing power

decrease in relative cost

Principle of exponential growth

growth in technology

Physical Limitations

economic limitations

Sustainability of Moore's Law

Miniaturization of Computing Hardware

Transistors and Microprocessors: The Silicon Heartbeat

Power Density and Transistor Scaling

Fundamental Properties of Semiconductors

Introduction to Disruptive Innovations

Fundamentals of Integrated Circuit Design

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