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when the evolution of the size of the chips would fall below this unit of measure, going through the 800 nanometers in that course ot 600 nm with which the chips were produced
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a we enyoed processor with 1,189,000 transistors and, in the year 2000, we did the same with more than 42 million transistors per chip
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a chip could contain up to 2,300 transistion
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the machines then processors were manufactured in a process of 10 micrometers, a size that would be reduced to 3 M N
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the standard became 22 nanometers, figure exceeded in the year 2014 when reaching 14 nm.
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this amount exceeded 1 billon per unit. Looking to the future, thereare serious doubts that this rate of exponential growth can be maintained, but nobody escapes that the industry will continue to work in this line.
