Question

a company is completing research and development for software which it is planning to produce in approximately 2 years time. which of the following assumptions should the company make about the transistor density of the hardware which will be used to run this software?
the transistor density of the hardware which will exist in 2 years time will likely be the same as the current processing speeds.
the transistor density of the hardware which will exist in 2 years time will likely be slightly faster, but not enough to be noticeable.
the transistor density of the hardware which will exist in 2 years time will likely be slower since the technology will have aged.
the transistor density of the hardware which will exist in 2 years time will likely be double the current processing speeds.

Explanation:

Moore's law states that the number of transistors on a micro - chip doubles approximately every two years, leading to exponential growth in computing power. So, in two years, the transistor density of the hardware is likely to double.

Answer:

The transistor density of the hardware which will exist in 2 years time will likely be double the current processing speeds.