Moore's Law is starting to fade

Everyone knows Moore's law, which says that the number of transistors in an integrated circuit doubles every 2 years.

Soon Moore's law will be incorect, because classic transistors have reached their minimum dimensions, for which they work corectly. If the transistor technology remains the classic one and the minimum dimensions will get even smaller then the effect will be the tunel effect.
Because of this Intel researched a Tri-Gate transistor technology for 22nm, with 3D strucure.

Researchers think that the minimum dimensions for a transistor will be reached when their state will be determined by a single electron, and their dimensions will be at a molecular or atomic level (already being researched).