FYI, because clearly you don't know, his exact words were:

"The complexity for minimum component costs has increased at a rate of roughly a factor of two per year. Certainly over the short term this rate can be expected to continue, if not to increase. Over the longer term, the rate of increase is a bit more uncertain, although there is no reason to believe it will not remain nearly constant for at least 10 years."

Moore is a big fat guy who does documentaries and Murphy is a former Detroit police officer who died and became Robocop. I don't think they're related.

*you're. As in you are. Not helping your point along.

Moore's law isn't dead, it's just changed directions.

They've moved to energy efficiency, which is good, But more than that is when a Graphite method can be made for chips there will be a huge leap in performance, not to mention tons more efficient.

However if you want more speed, RAM really has to pick it up. RAM is so very slow in comparison where Cache is used to try and improve speeds.

I'm reminded of watching the videos about ARM processors when they were being designed, they had similar processors out there to others, but because they could use the full bandwidth every cycle with the RAM they were far faster and more efficient.

Besides, they've been pushing more cores vs faster speed for a while. There's test ARM rigs that have 80 cores, and more and more software is being built with multiple processors in mind.

Eye sea what your did their.

The Rosetta Stone?

Very good, but I think it was dug up in Europe, by a few f Napoleon's soldiers.

I didn't say I was one of those smart people. :P

Also there's no point, the guy will be remembered forever, for being wrong. Fact, not point. You could spend your entire life being an idiot and not achieve this level of stupid.

History and Geology are some of my worst subjects...