Baker argues we have thirty to forty years of rapid disruption ahead, comparing the microchip to the steam engine.
“I would argue her work and kind of history suggests that we have another thirty to forty years of rapid and powerful disruption ahead of us.”
Baker predicts thirty to forty more years of rapid disruption, comparing the 1959 microchip to Watt's 1761 steam engine.
“And in some ways, I think of the invention of the microchip in 1959 as being or the integrated circuit as being analogous to James Watt's invention of the rotary steam engine in 1761.”