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Tag: Moore’s law

Moore’s law to hold for a few more years

May 2, 2012 Luc Beaulieu

Update May 2nd: This video shown the famous theoretical physicists Michio Kaku on the very same topics 3D transistors technology will help Intel to pack even more

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Microprocessor History

April 9, 2012 Luc Beaulieu

Computers have become a key tool for the acquisition, analysis and processing of data in scientific research. Furthermore, the value of computer simulation in our

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