Road & Track went looking for the true breakthroughs pushing designers to cross a sort of technological rubicon—and the noble attempts that fell short.
the curving arc of technology knows a little about Moore’s law. In its simplest form, this oft-cited doctrine , named after semiconductor maker and Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, states that the power of the microchip will increase by about 40 percent every two years. This, in essence, is the driving force behind every investment made in Silicon Valley. Growth is good; growth is inevitable. Let’s all get rich.
But the really interesting aspects of technology are the automotive moonshots, the big leaps forward. These are what interest us in the Breakthrough issue, Vol. 14. Inspired by another of our nerd loves, President Kennedy’s call to spend what amounted to 2.5 percent of the GDP to bring man to the moon in the Apollo program,went looking for the true breakthroughs pushing designers to cross a sort of technological rubicon—and the noble attempts that fell short.
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