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The race for the singularity as Moore’s law slows

The prediction that transistor counts on microchips would keep doubling every two years gave the tech industry its growth ...
Post-Bulletin

As transistor turns 60, Moore’s Law tested anew

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Sixty years after transistors were invented and nearly five decades since they were first integrated into silicon chips, the tiny on-off switches dubbed the "nerve cells" of the ...
techtimes

Intel Research Fuels Moore’s Law and Paves the Way to a Trillion Transistors by 2030

Intel unveiled research breakthroughs fueling its innovation pipeline for keeping Moore's Law on track to a trillion transistors on a package in the next decade. At IEEE International Electron Devices ...
Ars Technica

As Moore’s law turns 50, what does the future hold for the transistor?

Those aren't made of transistors they are magnetic storage and thus have nothing to do with Moore's Law (yes of course SSDs change that). Just before we published this story, I told Mark "I bet you a ...
Lincoln Journal Star

Moore's Law tested anew as the transistor turns 60

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Sixty years after transistors were invented and nearly five decades since they were first integrated into silicon chips, the tiny on-off switches dubbed the “nerve cells” of the ...
The Times Leader

As Transistor Hits 60, Moore’s Law Tested Anew

Chip companies are pouring billions into new ways to use existing transistors. Nobel laureates John Bardeen, left, Walter Brattain, right, and William Shockley, center, working in at Bell Labs in ...
The Dispatch / The Rock Island Argus

As transistor turns 60, Moore's Law is tested anew

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- Sixty years after transistors were invented and nearly five decades since they were first integrated into silicon chips, the tiny on-off switches dubbed the "nerve cells" of ...