How to Beat Moores's Law (and other aspirational, seemingly unattainable goals)
Channel: Robyn McKay
Date: 2021-12-28

Moore’s Law is a theory about the availability of transistors on integrated circuits. In 1965, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore observed that the number of transistors per square inch on an integrated circuit had doubled each year since its invention.

Moore predicted that this trend would continue until the mid-2020s.

The process of adding transistors involves shrinking the relative size of each transistor by half to create room rather than increasing the size of the circuit itself.

This is why computer engineers have been able to create devices over time that are simultaneously smaller and more powerful than their predecessors.

Join me where we'll talk about Moore's Law and why I believe it's possible to achieve, BUT it's no longer about grit, tenacity and hard work. The time is calling for a level up of mindset, attitude, values and practices, which is what 

I believe is needed everywhere for companies to succeed.

I'll be discussing what needs to change for an organization like Intel / CEO Pat Gelsinger to achieve this feat.

For reference to this conversation, click here: https://www.cnet.com/tech/computing/intel-will-outpace-moores-law-ceo-pat-gelsinger-says/?fbclid=IwAR21hhRGpvkqe0rja5f0rN6CgGnLq4dgE0dDVZncvQ4qDbx3uhMg2SzydWI

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