Opinion: Moore's Law Is Fundamentally an Economic Rule
yacineMTB · x · 2026-07-06
Commentary suggests that Moore's Law was never just about "cramming smaller transistors into chips," but is fundamentally an economic law: compute that continuously becomes cheaper.
This perspective is directly linked to AI training costs and scaling economics, serving as the underlying logic for understanding how compute supply drives AI.
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