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The global economy is defined by an invention every one of us uses every single day, almost without thinking about it: a technology integral not only to our daily lives but to military might and geopolitical strategy: a technology that advances so quickly there is even a famous rule to describe the pace of progress: Moore’s Law.

That technology is of course the microchip – and understanding both its history and its current importance to the global economy is vital to understanding the world of tomorrow.