>American businessman and venture capitalist Stephen Jurvetson laid out over a century of Moore's Law on computational power advancements in a post on X. >Jurvetson, the founder of Future Ventures who funded Skype, SpaceX, Tesla, Zoox, Boring Company, and other startups, color-coded the transition from mechanical to relay to vacuum tube to transistor and finally to integrated circuits. >He pointed out that "Moore's Law has transitioned most recently from the GPU (green dots) to the ASIC (yellow and orange dots), and the NVIDIA Hopper architecture itself is a transitionary species—from GPU to ASIC, with 8-bit performance optimized for AI models, the majority of new compute cycles." >He made forecasts about chip advancements: >- Custom ASIC chips and future analog in-memory compute technologies offer even closer biomimicry of the human brain, further advancing AI capabilities. >- Moore's Law is expected to persist for at least another 20 years, enabling continued cost reductions in computational power and storage. >Jurvetson emphasized, "I would go further and assert that this is the most important graph ever conceived." . . [Source](https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/vc-head-reveals-most-important-graph-ever-conceived)