Koomey's Law is an observation regarding the energy efficiency of computing systems, named after the researcher Jonathan Koomey. It posits that the number of computations that can be performed per kilowatt-hour of electricity used by a computing system doubles approximately every 1.5 years. This trend highlights the exponential improvement in the energy efficiency of computer processors and systems over time, reflecting advancements in technology, design, and manufacturing processes.
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