Consider the table given next, which tracks several performance indicators for Intel desktop processors since 2010.
The "Tech" column shows the minimum feature size of each processor's fabrication process. Assume that the die size has remained relatively constant and the number of transistors that comprise each processor scales at (1/ t^2), where t = the minimum feature size. Thus, consider the improvement of the number of transistors for the "Tech" column.
For each performance indicator, calculate the average rate of improvement in a ten-year period from 2010 to 2019, as well as the number of years required to double each at that corresponding rate.
Round the improvement rate per year to 1 percent and the number of years to an integer.
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