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Hello everyone, Ayodeji here.

I know... Exams are coming up, and I know some of you are sweating over topics like Moore’s Law. Don’t worry—I got you. I will explain it briefly then you can check out my tutorial video above.

What is Moore’s Law?

Fellows... History tells us a lot. Science is incomplete without history.☺️

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As I walk down through historic lines, I noticed the intelligent words of our dearest Gordon Moore (1965), the co-founder of Intel. He commented the number of transistors on a chip was doubling every year. This was later revised to every two years. And get this—it’s been holding true for decades!

This is why:
1. Your phone today is more powerful than a 90s supercomputer 🤠.
2. Technology keeps getting smaller, faster, and cheaper .
3. Enginers have been riding this wave to posh limits.😝

You should expect t questions like:
1. "How does Moore’s Law impact computing power?"
2. "Is Moore’s Law still valid today?"

I will drop another video tomorrow.

Stay tuned—same time, same place.

Got questions? Throw them in the comments.

Thanks for visiting.

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