According to Moore’s Law, what characteristic of an integrated circuit doubles approximately every two years?

💡 Explanation:

Moore’s Law, an observation by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, states that the number of transistors on a microchip (Integrated Circuit) roughly doubles every two years. This exponential growth in transistor count has been the driving force behind the corresponding increase in computing power and decrease in cost. The common misconception that performance doubles every 18 months is a *consequence* of this law, but the law itself is specifically about the doubling of the transistor count.