The law of Moore的意思|示意

Moore's Law is driven, as Moore explained, largely by economies of scale in producing chips, improvements in design, and the relentless miniaturization of component parts.

摩尔解释道，摩尔定律的主要推动因素包括芯片规模生产、设计改进及元器件永无止境的微型化。

The processing power of chips doubles about every two years, according to Moore's law, named after Gordon Moore, a co-founder of Intel, the world's biggest chip company.

根据摩尔定律（由世界上最大的芯片公司----因特尔的创立者之一-----格登•摩尔而命名），芯片的处理功能每两年就能升级两倍。

Neither Moore nor his competitors have yet to break Moore's Law, and there is every reason to believe they will continue to deliver on it for the rest of our working lives.

无论是摩尔还是其竞争者，至今都还没有突破摩尔定律，我们完全有理由相信，在我们剩余的工作生活岁月中，他们将继续遵循这一定律。

According Moore law, the integration level of the microchips doubling each 18 months.

按照摩尔定律，每过18个月，微芯片的集成度翻一番。

Intel Corp. 's Gordon Moore in 1965 came up with what came to be known as Moore's Law, which stated that the number of transistors on a chip will double about every two years.

1965年，英特尔公司的戈登·摩尔提出了后来被我们熟知的摩尔定律，他指出芯片上可容纳的晶体管数目，约每隔两年便会增加一倍。

FOR years, the computer industry has made steady progress by following Moore's law, derived from an observation made in 1965 by Gordon Moore, a co-founder of Intel, now the world's biggest chipmaker.

多年以来，计算机产业遵循摩尔定律，已经取得稳定的进步，摩尔定律是英特尔公司共同创办人戈登·摩尔于1965年经过观察推导出来的，英特尔现为世界上最大的芯片制造商。