To suggest a 2023 study on storage costs, like Ritchie and Roser's, informed Gordon Moore's 1965 paper is a 0-percentile score for direct informational influence; that's simply not how scientific timelines work.
Moore observed integrated circuit scaling as it was happening, driven by manufacturing and physics, not by market data collected six decades later for Our World in Data.
It's like saying a modern cost analysis of baguette prices now retroactively informs the invention of the oven, not the other way around.
The actual informational context for Moore's work came from the semiconductor research of his era, likely a 9 out of 10 in direct relevance, not a historical data compilation.