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Intel Researchers See Moore's Law Becoming Obsolete

Posted by simoniker on from the vote-on-it-now dept.

prostoalex writes "A paper, published by Intel researchers, claims we might be the witnesses of Moore's Law becoming obsolete, as the rate of shrinkage for transistors goes lower with each year. In 2018 we might be able to get the chips manufactured with 16-nanometer technology, then one or two more manufacturing processes will shrink it even further, but after that we're facing the physical limits."

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  1. Re:Moore's law is NOT obsolete by Uma+Thurman · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Long live diamonds!

    That's just a restatement of Long Live Rock!

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  2. Re:mirror by theMerovingian · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    i don't get it

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