On the recordMarch 18, 2015
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.
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Tom Wheeler
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congress.govI 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.
Wheeler discusses the impact of Moore's Law on technology's future.
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