Rob Landley on Nostr: Moore's Law is dead. Intel introduced the 64 bit "Core 2" processor in 2005 so ...
Moore's Law is dead.
Intel introduced the 64 bit "Core 2" processor in 2005 so laptops could access more than 4 gigabytes of RAM.
Moore's Law's 18 month doubling time says the following 21 years should have 14 doublings to 64 terabytes of RAM in each $2000 laptop.
That's why silicon valley execs went crazy: they no longer have free growth. Their business model doesn't WORK. They've done regulatory capture, brute force spending inflating a snake oil bubble, and nothing's working.
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2026-08-22 00:43:42 UTCEvent JSON
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