Intel 公司创始人之一 Gorden Moore 于1965年提出了著名的摩尔定律:单位平方英寸芯片的晶体管数目每过18到24个月就将增加一倍。摩尔定律经受住了时间的考验,芯片上的晶体管的数目已经由1971年的2300个增长到今天的4200万个,即增长了1.8万倍之多。目前,微处理器的制造工艺已从微米级进化到了纳米级。韦富达先生从事计算机处理器研发工作业已多年,在接受本刊记者采访时,就64位计算以及处理器的未来发展趋势等问题他谈了自己的看法 Gorden Moore, one of the founders of Intel, put forward the famous Moore’s Law in 1965: the number of transistors per square inch chip will double every 18 to 24 months. Moore’s Law has stood the test of time and the number of transistors on the chip has risen from 2300 in 1971 to 42 million today, an increase of 18,000 times. At present, the manufacturing process of the microprocessor has evolved from the micron level to the nanometer level. Mr. Wei Fuda engaged in computer processor research and development work has been for many years, in an interview with our correspondents, 64-bit computing and the processor’s future development trends and other issues about his own views