eetimes.com - 6/17/2009
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SAN FRANCISCOMoore's Law, which has held as the benchmark for IC scaling for more than 40 years, will cease to drive semiconductor manufacturing after 2014, when the high cost of chip manufacturing equipment will make it economically unfeasible to do volume production of devices with feature ...
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Wednesday Shortbread by Ronald Hanaki 12:00 AM on June 17, 2009 Wednesday Jon Peddie Research: Improved performance in online gameplay with Bigfoot Networks Killer Xeno Pro (white paper) The Register reports Pirate Bay launches encrypted private network iSuppli: Gear costs to derail Moore's Law in 2014 DailyTech reports dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 to debut in 2010 bit-tech reports Dell's XPS Gaming brand to disappear this year PC Perspective: Zune HD uses Nvidia Tegra processor - confirmed Early Palm Pre sales ...
iSuppli: Death of Moore's Law in 2014
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Research firm iSuppli believes Moore's Law will cease to exist in five years due to the very high costs of devices with sizes smaller than 18 nanometers: ...
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