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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 transistorsTrying 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.Intel completes design of Penryn chip
November 30, 2006 The company is in the midst of making the first samples of the 45-nanometer chip, expected to come out toward the end of next year.Chipmakers gear up for manufacturing hurdles
June 12, 2006 For chip designers, the next decade is going to be one big wrestling match with the laws of physics and chemistry. Images: Chips of the futureChip 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 chipsIntel 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 to expand Irish manufacturing facilities
May 19, 2004 The company is putting $2 billion into erecting a building and buying equipment for making chips on the 65-nanometer process.IBM combo technique tweaks transistors
September 9, 2003 Researchers at Big Blue manage to combine strained silicon and a silicon insulator in the same wafer, a new approach that could lead to faster, more efficient chips in a few years.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?AMD launches its 65-nanometer chips
December 5, 2006 Chips consume 30 percent less energy than same ones produced on 90-nanometer process when running at same speed.Intel shows test chips made on future processes
January 25, 2006 Moore's Law is on track, the chipmaker says, and it shows off 45-nanometer creations to prove it. Photos: Intel's 45-nanometer processFAQ: Forty years of Moore's Law
April 1, 2005 Gordon Moore's famous law has been around for four decades. Not bad for an idea he thought wouldn't last. Photos: Moore and his lawTI sets out for 65 nanometers
March 22, 2004 Texas Instruments takes its first few steps toward a new generation of chip manufacturing technology and plans to start to producing processors with it in 2005.IBM, AMD further cut chip power consumption
December 6, 2005 At Washington conference next week, companies will outline strategies for enhancing processor performance.Intel produces chips for next generation
November 24, 2003 The company says it has produced chips with the 65-nanometer manufacturing process, a strong sign Intel will continue to keep pace with Moore's Law.Print yourself a roll of semiconductors?
October 29, 2003 Xerox researchers use advanced printing techniques to create sheets of plastic transistors that could be used to build flexible LCDs.Intel shows off Penryn chips
January 27, 2007 Upcoming chips will be Intel's first to use a new manufacturing technology and will have new multimedia instructions.Intel moves into volume with new chips
October 27, 2005 Intel's had a tough time, but the manufacturing machine is still churning away in good order.Moore's Law lives
November 4, 2005 For how long can the semiconductor industry keep up its innovation and fast growth? Some say indefinitely.
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