Big future beckons for tiny chips
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Intel founder Gordon Moore says chips should continue to get more powerful for at least another decade.
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For decades, computer performance has been driven largely by the increasing numbers of ever-smaller transistors squeezed into the machines&#39; silicon brains.
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Dominant small caps in emerging industries can make it big. Real big.
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'Teraflops research chip' provides tremendous horsepower for designing and testing future PCs.
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Chip maker likely is making way for new products.
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The chip maker has announced a tiny drive that could help bring the power of desktop computers to handheld devices.
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SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA -- Intel is drawing the curtain on some of its future research projects to continue making transistors smaller, faster, and less power-hungry out as far as 2020.
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MIT researchers have developed a new ultralow-voltage chip that could improve the energy efficiency of low-power electronics tenfold.
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Smaller, more efficient memory could double chip performance for gamers and multimedia use by 2008.
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Experts say they have paved the way for tiny supercomputers which could fit in the palm of the hand.
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A half century after transistors were first integrated onto silicon chips, the technology for shrinking them appears to be reaching its limit. Without the regular, dramatic performance improvements we've come to expect, the computer industry may hit a wall.
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A new type of memory could soon be available to device makers.
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Intel said it was already starting to explore options such as carbon nanotubes and nanowires. Such materials will be needed to take chips below the 10 nanometer size, which is expected to occur early in the next decade.
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The chipmaker appears to have met its most recent deadline for production of the smaller-featured chips.
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A small, fully functional, 70-megabit static random access memory computer chip crammed with more than 500,000,000 transistors has been developed by researchers at Intel Corp.
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Chips based on a new architecture known as Isaiah  could help little-known Via Technologies gain some ground in the industry.
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Gadgets have been getting smaller and  smaller for years as technology companies shrink more circuitry  into tiny electronic devices.