Moore’s Law predicts that computer transistors double every two years.
Why is it slowing down now?

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Transistors are approaching atomic scales — you can’t make them smaller than atoms. — Modern chips at 3nm are only about 15 atoms wide. Quantum effects become uncontrollable below that. The 60-year exponential run is finally hitting physics.

Moore’s Law predicts that computer transistors double every two years. Why is it slowing down now?