Computer scientists are familiar with Moore’s law, which refers to the observation that computer processing power doubles roughly every two years. To most people, that probably seems like an impressive rate of technological expansion. But ask Mihailo Kaplarevic for his thoughts on the subject and he tends to view it from a different perspective.
“Moore’s law is rather slow-paced compared with the exponential growth in data we’ve been seeing,” says Kaplarevic, chief research information officer at Children’s National Hospital in Washington, D.C.
Children’s National is a world leader in…
“Moore’s law is rather slow-paced compared with the exponential growth in data we’ve been seeing,” says Kaplarevic, chief research information officer at Children’s National Hospital in Washington, D.C.
Children’s National is a world leader in…
