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Kryder's law: a standalone construct

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Telecommunications

the observed trend that magnetic disk areal storage density grew exponentially, faster than transistor density for a period.

In telecommunications, Kryder's law refers to the observed trend that magnetic disk areal storage density grew exponentially, faster than transistor density for a period. This meaning comes from Walter (2005) in Scientific American.[1]

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References

Walter, C. (2005). Kryder's Law. Scientific American, 293(2), 32-33. https://doi.org/10.1038/scientificamerican0805-32

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