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Moore’s Law

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Use Moore’s Law to calculate by how many times the integration density of a semiconductor will increase.
Moore’s law is a rule of thumb in the semiconductor industry described here as “semiconductor integration density doubles every 18 months.” The source attributes it to a 1965 paper by Intel co-founder Dr. Gordon Moore.
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Display trends up to [number] years from now

Calculation Formula


  • p = 2 n / 1.5


Round at the 3rd decimal digit (retain 2 decimal places).

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