since then, there have been some adjustments, but it still holds as a prediction of a general trend since as noted in that article:
>One reason for the success of Moore’s prediction is that it became a guide — almost a target — for chip designers.
but as noted:
>The days when we could double the number of transistors on a chip every two years are far behind us. However, Moore’s Law has acted as a pacesetter in a decades-long race to create chips that perform more complicated tasks quicker, especially as our expectations for continual progress continue.
