The Future Of Moore’s Law Even before 2011, when The Future of Computing Performance was published, the high-performance semiconductor companies started gearing up for the end of Moore’s Law.

Device scaling has slowed down a lot, thanks to a kind of corollary, a principle that goes hand in hand with Moore's law: Dennard scaling. In semiconductor electronics, Dennard scaling ...

Opinion Nvidia has just shown off its vision of the near future in the shape of its Blackwell Ultra. Aptly for a company that ...

There is much excitement about the semiconductor industry moving to 28nm and 20nm ... The immediate pursuit of Moore’s Law makes sense for companies that require the performance and density that come ...

As semiconductor technology approaches the physical limits of miniaturization at the atomic level, maintaining the pace of Moore's Law becomes increasingly challenging. The industry faces technical ...

The underlying issue is closely linked to the end of Dennard scaling, a principle that once allowed engineers to shrink ...

Following a decade of intensive research into graphene and two-dimensional materials a new semiconductor material shows potential for the future of super-fast electronics. Graphene is just one atom ...

Semiconductor Engineering has compiled a comprehensive list of the types of packages, what’s included in them, and various processes used for assembling them. Included in this report are discussions ...

and Moore being a co-founder of Fairchild Semiconductor and the originator of Moore's law. 'Moore Noyce Electronics' is what the pair called their new company when filing its initial paperwork ...

The semiconductor industry, driven by continuous scaling in line with Moore’s Law as well as utilizing advanced packaging technologies, plays a crucial role in providing the computing power required ...

Intel and other semiconductor makers still develop products according to a version of Moore’s Law, the scientist’s 1965 observation that the number of transistors on a computer chip — which ...