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8.8. Moore’s Law and Beyond
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What is Moore's Law?
Hint
Think about how often technology improves!
- 2.
What is an example of 3D stacking?
Hint
Consider chips that are not just flat.
- 3.
What does Moore's Law state?
- Transistor count doubles every year
- Transistor count doubles every 18-24 months
- Transistor count remains constant
Hint
Remember the timeframe of improvement!
- 4.
True or False: 3D stacking is a technique that increases chip performance by stacking chips vertically.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider how devices might be more than just flat.
- 5.
Assess how the evolution of Moore's Law impacts consumer electronics and potential future technologies.
Hint
Consider both present technologies and forward-looking applications.
- 6.
Discuss the significance of heterogeneity in chip design and its effect on power efficiency.
Hint
Think about how different parts can work together for a common goal.
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