2. Future Processor Growth
 Moore’s law
 How its held true
 How computers have
advanced in recent years
 Speed
 Power
 Size

3. Have we reached the smallest
usable footprint??
No,
of course not

4. So many possibilities
Within today’s fast growing world of
technology products are constantly
getting smaller and smaller so it is
easier to travel with, carry and manage.
Two products that we will touch on are:
 Cell Phones
 Computers

5. Cell Phones

6. Computer

7. Nanotechnology
 The engineering of functional systems at a
molecular scale
 Deals with objects smaller than 100
nanometers.
1 Nanometer = 1 billionth of a meter
(Comparable to avg. human hair which equals
100,000 nanometers)

8. Nanotechnology
 Desktop computers transformed to the
size of a watch
 Cell phones could become the size of
dimes and attached to an individual’s
collar
 Car engines smaller than the tip of your
finger, but operates 10 times longer than
current ones

9. Nanotechnology cont’d
 The development and research of
Nanotechnology would create
possibilities that would allow devices to
take up less space and operate on a
level exceeding any existing product.
 It has the capabilities of change the
capabilities of chemistry, mathematics,
biology, physics and computer science.

10. Alternatives
 Talking benefits
 Going away from what already exists
 Distance learning
 Virtual Reality
 Focus on the future

11. Future Processor Growth
 Business Friendly Products
 Create competitive advantage

12. Business Technology
 What makes technology attractive to
businesses?
 Makes job easier
 Increases performance