Moore's Law is definitely in effect when it comes to solid state storage, and as the technology and market mature, the storage world is moving towards a place where SSDs are not just silicon di…

By Travis Hessman Moore's law maintains that the number of transistors able to fit on a single chip will double every two years. At this point in our technological evolution, it sometimes seems…

Rather than waiting on Moore's Law — doubling the transistors on an integrated circuit every two years — the company is declaring that it can no longer wait that long. By John Cox Intel used …

Intel said it has more partners lined up to sell Intel-based smartphones, and plans a series of powerful chips that will smash through Moore's law. By Eric Zeman InformationWeek Intel CEO Paul …

"But that's just a function of Moore's Law – the faster computers get, the more data they can handle." In their presentation at RSA 2012, Turner and cofounder of Arbor Networks …

As with LeWeb in Paris late last year, Schmidt was in pensive mood, taking stock of how technology can help develop third-world countries, prevent dictatorships, and on how the nature of Moore'…

"In 12 years, doing the math – Moore's Law – phones that cost $400 (£251) will cost $20 (£12) and if Google does it right there'll be an Android in every pocket." Schmidt also a…

There is no doubt that digital content in electronics design is growing geometrically with Moore's law. However, the addition of integrated analog functions, third-party IP, power management, a…

by Martin LaMonica February 28, 2012 9:28 AM PST Follow @mlamonica Forget a Moore's Law for energy tech, says Bill Gates. Converting the energy system away from fossil fuels takes decades of wo…

Everyone loves Moore's Law. It's the heart of tech prosperity. Chips get better-and-better as circuit lines get closer together, meaning they can run faster-and-faster for less-and-less mon…