| By QUENTIN HARDY Kimberly White/Bloomberg NewsGordon Moore, a co-founder of Intel, for whom Moore's Law is named. Underlying it all, however, may be a seemingly innocent culprit from the technology world: Moore's Law. Named for the Intel co-founder … How Moore's Law Affects Wall St. Trading
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Intel Roadmaps Bring Moore's Law to MobileMay 11th, 2012Intel is "bringing Moore's Law to Mobile," exploiting Intel's manufacturing capabilities and its software experience. The company has more than 3000 engineers, including 1200 dedicated to Android for mobile. The Atom processor enables new features, …
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Intel: The End of Moore's Law is Still 10 Years AwayMay 11th, 2012Krzanich said managing the details is crucial in making Moore's Law work. As the company moves to 22nm Tri-Gate, it is dealing with more than 100 million 22nm Tri-gate transistors that could fit on the head of a pin. Each switch can switch on and off …
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Obsolescence – The Reverse of Moore's LawMay 11th, 2012Like a reverse of Moore's Law, which says processing speed doubles every 18 months, obsolescence is the price we pay for that pace of change. It needs system and equipment specified to recognize the problem and alter their buying approach to demand a …
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Unlike Cisco's Outlook, Intel is UpbeatMay 11th, 2012Intel Corp. is a lot more upbeat than many other tech companies, betting that the race called Moore's Law will help the company and cause problems for competitors. The giant chip maker used its annual meeting with analysts Thursday to make a case that …
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Intel talks up x86 advantage over ARMMay 10th, 2012
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