The Almanac

April 19

One thing science and human progress accomplished on this date.

  1. 1965

    Moore's Law is first described

    In a short magazine article, engineer Gordon Moore predicted that the number of components packed onto a computer chip would keep doubling at a steady pace. His observation, later called Moore's Law, held true for decades and helped drive the rise of cheap, powerful computing.

    Source: Wikipedia

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