Magnetized particles could solve our data storage problemsResearchers have discovered a new magnetic behavior with storage potential.By R. England, 10.04.2017
Super-thin semiconductors delay the 'death' of siliconYou could get 10 times more transistors than you do with pure silicon.By J. Fingas, 08.13.2017
IBM squeezes 30 billion transistors into a fingernail-sized chipIt found a way to make practical 5-nanometer processors.By J. Fingas, 06.05.2017
Self-assembling wires could lead to faster processorsWho said Moore's Law was dead?By J. Fingas, 03.29.2017
Intel: Our next chips will be a 'generation ahead' of SamsungIts 10-nanometer chips have double the transistors of rival tech. By S. Dent, 03.29.2017
Researchers think chaos theory can get us past Moore's LawResearchers at NC State believe that they can make chips faster without making them smaller.By D. Cooper, 09.26.2016
Roadmap says transistors will stop shrinking in 5 yearsThis doesn't mean that Moore's Law is dead, but it may be on notice.By J. Fingas, 07.25.2016
Intel is officially slowing down the pace of CPU releasesThe company's "tick-tock" cycle has become a three-step.By S. Dent, 03.23.2016
TSMC narrows production of 16nm FinFET chips to late 2013, wants 10nm in 2015By J. Fingas, 04.12.2013
MIT researchers concoct smallest indium gallium arsenide transistor ever madeBy A. Santos, 12.12.2012
Single atom transistors point to the future of quantum computers, death of Moore's lawBy T. O'Brien, 02.21.2012