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One more small but significant piece of the PC gets sucked into the x86 with Intel's Haswell--the voltage regulator. eetimes.com/electronics-ne…
Neelie Kroes aims to build the silicon castle in Europe, reports Peter Clarke in EE Times. eetimes.com/electronics-ne…
It's true, Broadcom says its time to start thinking about the end of Moore's Law. Read about it at eetimes.com/electronics-ne…
@sylviebarak Yeah ex-Intel exec Dave House just had a great comeback
End of Moore's Law: See the full quote from Broadcom CTO Samueli from #ethernet40 and join the discussion at eetimes.com/message-board/…
Broadcom CTO: Moore’s Law is coming to an end. Transistors will stop scaling around 5nm and everything will plateau. We may not see petabit.
@jodam not the next speed Ethernet, the next fundamental technology of the magnitude of Ethernet
Panel at #ethernet40 celebration says without more and better basic research funding we may not get the next Ethernet
Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Ethernet. Read Bob Metcalfe's account of its early days. #ethernet40 eetimes.com/electronics-ne…
Metcalfe on Ethernet’s lessons and unsung heros
eetimes.com — "There's an army of unsung engineers who helped invent Ethernet," says Bob Metcalfe, taking a long drag on his cigarette as he ruminates about the now ubiquitous network technology he described in a memo to colleagues at Xerox PARC on May 22, 1973.
RT @BobMetcalfe: #Ethernet40: Here are slides am using 8:40 pacific at Computer History Museum for talk on Ethernet innovation: http://t.co…
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