Robert W. Keyes
Abstract
The long-continued advance of the performance of information processing technologies has been based on miniaturization of components. The history of miniaturization is presented through examples. They suggest that limits proposed by Landauer in the 1960s will be reached in two or three decades.
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The long-continued advance of the performance of information processing technologies has been based on miniaturization of components. The history of miniaturization is presented through examples. They suggest that limits proposed by Landauer in the 1960s will be reached in two or three decades.
Key concepts: Miniaturization, Electronics, Electrical engineering, Computer science, Engineering, Nanotechnology, Electronic engineering, Materials science