I think it is the marriage of two things. One, the power of Moore's Law, and how computer chips are doubling in processing capacity every two years.
Tom Wheeler: “I think it is the marriage of two things. One, the power of Moore's Law, and how computer chips are doubling in…”
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Wheeler discusses the impact of Moore's Law on technology's future.
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