Huang’s Law Is Eating Moore’s Law (And Reshaping AI’s Growth Curve)

Ronnie Huss explores how Huang’s Law is replacing Moore’s Law; why GPUs, not CPUs, now drive the future of AI, infrastructure, and innovation.

For 50 years, Moore’s Law was the default lens for understanding innovation.

Every 18 to 24 months, transistor density doubled. CPUs got faster. Software got smarter. And new industries were born in lockstep with silicon progress.

But that era is ending.

Moore’s Law is slowing, and something faster is already replacing it.

We’re now living in the age of Huang’s Law - where AI workloads are accelerating not every two years, but every six months. This shift isn’t incremental. It’s exponential. And it’s transforming everything from infrastructure to innovation cycles.

What Is Huang’s Law?

Named after NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, Huang’s Law describes how GPU performance is doubling every six months ...