Today is the 50th anniversary of Moore's Law. And I'm typing this on a tiny device that is smaller, more powerful and less expensive than any of its predecessors, yet will be larger, less powerful and more expensive than the device I will likely be using in two years time.
I became enamored with the power and clarity of Moore's Law when I worked with Applied Materials to help market the world changing merits of nanotech. Moore's Law is one of the primary reasons why we live in awesome times, and why business is increasingly more productive.
Thank you Gordon Moore.
Never stop learning.
It was good advice then, it remains vital advice today, given the increasing pace of change.
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