Stefan Mileschin

Performance based on AI calculations

The Wall Street Journal has been becoming rather enthused about Huang's Law, named after Nvidia chief executive and co-founder Jensen Huang.

The Journal says that as chip makers have reached the limits of atomic-scale circuitry and the physics of electrons, Moore's Law has slowed, and some say it's over. But a different law, potentially no less consequential for computing's next half century, has arisen.

Huang's Law describes how the silicon chips that power artificial intelligence more than double in performance every two years. While the increase can be attributed to both hardware and software, its steady progress makes it a unique enabler of everything from autonomous cars, trucks and ships to the face, voice and object recognition in our personal gadgets.

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