"Moore's Law" refers to the rapidly increasing density of transistors on integrated circuits that enabled microprocessor performance to increase dramatically.This increase in density is expected to always continue at the same rate.

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Moore's Law is not a physical or natural law, but rather an observation made by Gordon Moore in 1965, who predicted that the number of transistors on a microchip would double approximately every two years. However, as technology advances, it becomes increasingly difficult and expensive to continue this rate of increase in density. In recent years, Moore's Law has slowed down and some experts predict it may eventually come to an end.

"Moore's Law" Refers to the Rapidly Increasing Density of Transistors