Since Intel co-founder Gordon Moore first made the observation in a 1965 paper published in Electronics Magazine that the number-crunching capacity of our computers and the number of transistors on silicon chips double roughly every two years, that prediction has underpinned the unrelenting tide of technological progress. The computing industry has benefitted directly from the chip industry’s stea
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