"for over 50 years now Moore's law has served for me and millions of others as an inspiring beacon of what kind of amazing future brilliant engineers can build no I'm just making your kids laugh all of..."

"transistor count a shrink factor just getting them smaller small as well well as you use for a constant chip area if you make the transistor smaller by 0.6 then you get 1 over 0.6 more transistors so ..."

"decided not to worry about that particular product on occasion for the rest of my life which is which is fun and then I joined Intel and everybody said Moore's law is dead and I thought that's sad bec..."

"that's just normal so then there's the observation of how small could a switching device be so a modern transistor is something like a thousand by a thousand by thousand atoms right and you get quantu..."

"yeah so so the innovation stock is pretty broad you know there's yours equipment there's optics there's chemistry there's physics there's material science there's metallurgy there's lots of ideas abou..."

"like imagine you're you build built brick buildings out of bricks and every year the bricks are half the size or every two years well if you kept building bricks the same way you know so many bricks p..."

"understand you know we're really good in teams of ten you know up two teams of a hundred they can know each other beyond that you have to have organizational boundaries so you're kind of you have thos..."

"of sort of enforcing given parallelism or like doing massive parallelism in terms of many many CPUs you know stacking CPUs on top of each other that kind of that kind of parallelism or you kind of wel..."

"mathematical graph right and then the computations the both computation and data sets support going up that graph yeah the kind of computation of my I mean I would argue that all of it is still a sear..."

"this difference between chess and the space the incredibly multi-dimensional hundred thousand dimensional space that you know networks are trying to optimize over is nothing like the chessboard databa..."

"things now a given algorithm may say I need sparse data or I need 32-bit data or I need you know like a convolution operation that naturally takes 8-bit data multiplies it and sums it up a certain way..."

"know my my guess is it's gonna keep happening so your senses yeah if you focus head down and shrinking a transistor let's not just head down and we're aware about the software stacks that are running ..."

"so so can you just linger on it I think you've answered it but it just asked the same dumb question over and over so what why do you think Moore's Law is not going to die which is the most promising e..."

"law so for a long time those mainframes minis workstation PC mobile Moore's law drove faster smaller computers right and then we were thinking about Moore's law Rogers godori said every 10 X generates..."