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The Relentless March of the Microchip: The Kilburn Lecture
Prof. Steve Furber
Presentation from Manchester University, Manchester, UK
20 June 2008 IT channel
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The first sixty years of computing have seen spectacular progress in the technology, driven for the last forty years by Moore's Law which, though initially an observation, has become a self-fulfilling prophecy and a board-room planning tool. Ever shrinking transistor dimensions have yielded increasingly complex and cost-effective microchips, a win-win scenario that has driven the explosion in the use of digital electronics and enabled computers to be embedded into a vast range of high-volume products.
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The 2008 speaker is Professor Steve Furber CBE of The University of Manchester School of Computer Science and holder of the IET Faraday Medal.
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