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Open-and-shut case for new transistor gates?
November 10, 2003 Motorola develops a dual-gate transistor in which the two gates can switch on and off independently--a twist the company says could increase performance and reduce power consumption.Celebrating 60 years of transistors
December 14, 2007 The modern world wouldn't be what it is if it weren't for a little piece of technology that emerged from Bell Labs in 1947.Photos: Sixty years of transistorsAMD joins transistor trend
September 10, 2002 Like Intel and IBM, Advanced Micro Devices says it's working on multiple-gate transistors, in a bid to boost chip performance.HP unfurls more details of its nano plans
March 14, 2005 In journal, computing giant publishes ideas for creating chips with crossbars out of specially designed molecules.Agere makes headway in transistor market
January 26, 2004 The company signs a deal to supply NEC with RF transistors for its 3G wireless network, its second such contract in the past two weeks and a sign of its challenge to Motorola.Move over silicon, there's new transistor material in town
December 8, 2006 MIT, among others, is working with new composite materials it hopes will be able to reliably outpace the conducting speed of silicon.Trying to put new zip into Moore's Law
February 24, 2008 If innovation has a heart, it's probably a semiconductor, beating to the pace of Moore's Law.The New York TimesResearchers find new twist in bendy electronics
December 13, 2006 A new technique for manufacturing transistors may make mass producing flexible electronics much more feasible.IBM calculates the force it takes to move atoms
February 21, 2008 IBM has figured out how much force it takes to move atoms. Next, it will try to build things with those atoms.Intel aims for faster, cooler transistors
December 6, 2005 Indium antimonide doesn't exactly have a ring to it, but the compound could help chipmakers advance in the next decade.New challenges in the chip sector
December 17, 2007 After a bout of good fortune, AMD finds itself coming to grips with a resurgent Intel. Plus: Can software keep up with multicore technology?Chip companies entering their metal period
January 27, 2007 Intel, IBM and AMD plan to unveil chips built using new materials, marking a historic shift away from traditional transistor ingredients.Intel shows off Penryn chipsYear in review: Chipmakers trade places
December 18, 2007 Intel enjoyed improved sales, while AMD did its best to limit the damage during a year plagued by a key product delay.HP says it can reduce impact of chip defects
June 9, 2005 In the future, microprocessors will need a better backup plan, says the company. Can its crossbar switch technology help?IBM, AMD claim a better way to strain silicon
December 13, 2004 Chip performance is being improved by pulling silicon atoms apart, and in some cases pushing them closer together.Intel chip research focuses on memory cells
December 12, 2006 Company will present a paper this week outlining a new type of memory that could help boost processor performance.IBM researchers claim nanotube first
March 23, 2006 An integrated circuit created from a carbon nanotube could lead to greater commercial uses for the technology.Intel helps build low-power transistor
February 10, 2005 Companies make public product of joint research that could form the basis of future "high-performance" chips.Intel to throttle power by enhancing silicon
August 30, 2004 Power consumption continues to climb, so Intel will reach into the bag of tricks to keep Moore's Law going.Intel scientists find wall for Moore's Law
December 1, 2003 Semiconductor makers won't be able to shrink transistors much, if at all, beyond 2021, according to researchers. Is Moore's Law coming to an end?
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