https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/06/04/moores_revenge/ > Earlier this year I lamented the inevitable death of Moore’s Law - crushed between process node failures and exploits attacking execution efficiencies. Yet that top line failure of Moore’s Law hides the fact that chips in general are now cheap. > So cheap that the cost of making a device ‘smart’ - whether that means, aware, intelligent, connected, or something else altogether – is now trivial. We’re therefore quickly transitioning from the Death of Moore’s Law into the era of Moore’s Revenge - where pretty much every manufactured object has a chip in it.