In 1965, Gordon Moore noticed that the number of transistors per chip was doubling every year or two. He predicted it would last for at least another decade through 1975. But as that was proven true, chips became more powerful and cheaper. And so there's been a sort of virtuous cycle between cost of computing declining and even more investment dollars going into driving that down further.

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