Microchips Size going to be Shrink Continuously

A microchip is a unit of package computer circuitry (usually called an integrated circuit) that is manufactured from a material such as silicon at a very small scale. Microchips are made for program logi and for computer memory. Microchips are also made that include both logic and memory and for special purposes such as analog-to-digital conversion, bit slicing, and gateways. 

Today Discover has been Continuously increased day by day According to Moore's Law, computer processing power doubles every two years. Although it's not a law of physics, engineers deem it a professional responsibility, but they're starting to reach the limits of conventional materials: Silicon channels just can not carry enough electrical current. To keep it flowing, IBM announced in July it has developed a new silicon germanium alloy and - even more significant, says engineer - integrated a short-wavelength laser used to etch the circuits. Known as extreme ultraviolet lithography, it's 10 times finer than current techniques, channeling more than 20 billion switches into a chip about the size of a fingernail. And contineuosly its size goint to shrink as possible.