I don't think Moore's Law is dead.
Starting point: In 1965, the most advanced chips contained roughly 50 to 100 transistors (e.g., early integrated logic).
Lets take 1965 -> 2025, which is 60 years.
Number of doubling intervals: 60 years / 2 years per doubling = 30 doublings
So the theoretical prediction is:
Transistors in 2025 (predicted) = 100 × 2^30 ≈ 107 billion transistors
The Apple M1 Ultra has 114 billion transistors.
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