Article | REF: NM8005 V1

Nanotechnologies: promises and debates

Authors: Jean-Yves BOTTERO, Jean-Marc GROGNET, Louis LAURENT

Publication date: December 10, 2010

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4. Information Technology

4.1 Expected developments

Thanks to the miniaturization of transistors, the number of components on a circuit has doubled every eighteen months since the 1960s, and this trend is likely to continue for another decade. . This progression is known as Moore's Law, named after Gordon Moore who first stated it. Today's processors, which are already structured at a size of less than 45 nm, sometimes contain more than a billion transistors. This miniaturization is accompanied by an increase in the speed of these devices. This progression is set to continue until around...

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