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What Happened?
When Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel, observed in 1965 that the number of transistors on a chip had been doubling every year or so, he predicted that the trend would continue for at least another decade. He was only partly right – transistor density has continued to increase even faster than Moore expected. But his prediction has come to be known as Moore’s Law in his honor nonetheless. This week, researchers at Roswell Biotechnologies announced the development of the world’s first molecular electronics chip – finally realizing a 50-year-old goal. Could this be the beginning of the end for traditional silicon chips?
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Why is this important?
Molecular Electronics Chips just might be the future of computing. The current trend in chip development is to pack more and more transistors onto a single chip, but at a certain point, the number of transistors will no longer be able to increase. This is where Molecular Electronics Chips come into play. They can potentially hold thousands of times more transistors than traditional chips! As technology advances, it seems that molecular electronics may become the new standard in computing. Even better, molecular electronics chips can be made using standard 3D printing techniques, which means they could be mass-produced relatively cheaply. So far, however, these chips have only been demonstrated in the lab, so it will be some time before they make their way into consumer devices. But when they do, they could revolutionize the way we use technology. Who knows maybe our smartphones will one day have Molecular Electronics Chips inside them!
Christian is a futurist and trendwatcher who speaks about the impact of exponential technologies like AI on organizations, people, and talents. Christian tailors his presentations to your audience’s specific industries and needs.
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In the future, 3D printing and generative design will allow for products to be designed in a more decentralized manner, and production will take place closer to the customer and fully on-demand. 3D printing technology will also allow for more customization and personalization of products.
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A human-centered society is one that puts people first and where technology is used to unite and empower people. It is a society that values biological life and dignity above all else. It is a society that recognizes the importance of human relationships and works to strengthen them. In a human-centered society, all members of the community are valued and treated with respect.
The future of healthcare is here. New technologies like AI, IoT, big data, and smart sensors make it possible to become the CEO of your own health. Imagine that your phone can listen to your voice and AI algorithms can detect small nuances in the tone of your voice that indicate specific diseases.Â
