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Working at Google X, a hub for innovation, offers a unique vantage point on the lengthy process involved in developing groundbreaking solutions. Initially, numerous complexities in achieving breakthrough technology lead to extensive durations of research and experimentation. However, once a solution is discovered, technology begins to progress at a more predictable pace.
According to the principle of Moore's Law, coined by the former Intel CEO in the 1960s, computing power has historically doubled every 12 to 18 months without any increase in cost. This principle, tracing its origins back to the 1920s, has remained a reliable measure of technological advancement.