moores law
Moore's Law Is About To Be Reborn
Processors will keep shrinking, but keeping them from burning up will become even more of a challenge.
The End of Moore's Law Might Not Be A Bad Thing
It’s possible your children will grow up with computers that are not much faster than you use today. But it might not matter, because we may well have reached the point where our computing is “good enough.”
New Chemical Assembly Process Opens Door to Atomically Thin Electronics
Graphene takes on Moore's Law.
In New Advance, IBM Engineers Put Universal Memory Within Reach
Researchers solve key problems in the development of phase-change memory.
Intel’s New Skylake Chip Is Good, And That’s the Problem
The next big leaps in performance aren't happening as fast as they once did.
With a New 7 Nanometer Chip Fabrication Process, IBM Keeps Chasing Moore's Law
Unfortunately, it's not quite ready for prime-time.
In Less Than a Decade Your Computer Could Be Just One Atom Wide
Canadian researchers announced huge advances in quantum dot technology.
Memory Is Holding Up the Moore's Law Progression of Processing Power
Processors are getting faster and faster, but a processor is worthless if it's not being fed information fast enough.
Reimagining Moore's Law As An Energy Consumption Black Hole
My computer, a decent-enough 2011 Lenovo laptop, sucks up about 20 watts of electricty during average use, about half the amount of electricty as my weak bedside lamp. ENIAC, born in 1946 and considered the first-ever general purpose computer, used...