CPUs | R Documentation |
Since single-chip central processing units were introduced in the early 1970s, performance has increased exponentially. Around 1965, Gorden E. Moore, a co-founder of the integrated circuit giant Intel, postulated that capacity of chips, measured as the number of transistors, doubles approximately every two years. Known as Moore's Law, this pattern has held true for decades.
data(CPUs)
A data frame with 128 cases, each a computer CPU.
processor
Model name/number of the processor
transistors
Number of transistors
year
Year of market introduction of the CPU
designer
The company that introduced the CPU
process
The width of circuit elements, in nm.
area
Area of the chip in mm-squared.
density
The number of transistors per unit area, simply transistors/area
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Dr. Joe Eichholz
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