Three laws of the IT industry

Little scum · Posted on 4/18/2023 5:46:01 PM

Three Laws (Soft/Hard Development)

Moore's Law:The hardware doubles every 18 months。 This cycle is shortened to 18 months. Now, every 18 months, the performance of IT products such as computers doubles. In other words, the price of IT products such as computers with the same performance will drop by half every 18 months.

Andy and Bill's Law:The development of software and hardware should match。 Computers are getting faster, but we feel like running software just as much as we used to. This is because the operating system and application software of the entire PC are getting bigger and bigger and more complex. The software may be a little more powerful after each update, but the installation package behind it is getting bigger and bigger.

Eroom's Law:the scale remains unchanged every 18 months, and the revenue is doubled; The new blockade has no mole pressure and starts from scratch。 If an IT company sells the same amount of the same product today as it did 18 months ago, its turnover will be cut in half. Because the price of the product is only half that of 18 months ago. In the wave of technological progress, small emerging companies are often unable to compete with large companies. But they don't have to think about Moore's Law, but there is not much pressure, and if they can develop revolutionary new technologies, they may be able to achieve great success. Anti-Moore's Law makes it possible for emerging small companies to stand on the same running line as large companies in the research and development of new technologies. Continuously inject new vitality into the entire industry.

Three laws of the IT industry

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