Ley de Moore

The video explores the evolution of computers from room-sized machines to compact devices, highlighting the role of Moore's Law in driving technological advancements. Moore's Law predicts the doubling of transistors on a circuit board every two years, leading to increased computing power and reduced costs. This principle has significantly impacted consumer technology, including smartphones and digital cameras. However, experts suggest that Moore's Law may be reaching its limits, making future advancements harder to predict.

What was a significant change in computers over 40 years after their first appearance?

• They became dramatically smaller.

• They increased in size.

• They required more power.

• They became more expensive.

What prediction did Gordon Moore make about transistors in 1965?

• Transistors would become more expensive.

• The size of transistors would remain constant.

• The number of transistors would double every two years.

• Transistors would become obsolete.

How does the increase in transistor density affect computing power?

• It quadruples the computing power.

• It halves the computing power.

• It reduces the computing power.

• It has no effect on computing power.

Which consumer technology has been significantly influenced by Moore's Law?

• Washing machines

• Television sets

• Mobile telephony

• Refrigerators

What challenge is the industry facing regarding Moore's Law?

• Lack of consumer interest

• Increased environmental impact

• Excessive power consumption

• Technological limitations and high costs