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@ 2015/11/25Intel has admitted that it has fallen behind Moore's law, at least temporarily but thinks it will catch up soon.
Bill Holt, executive vice president and general manager for Intel's Technology and Manufacturing Group said that the company released chips every two years like clockwork, but making smaller chips is becoming challenging and more expensive.
As a result, Chipzilla could not keep up with Moore's law for a while and chip advancements and cost savings slowed down with the current 14-nanometer process.
Holt claims this was just a blip and Intel will be back on track with Moore's Law in relation to the economics and advancements in chip making.
Bill Holt, executive vice president and general manager for Intel's Technology and Manufacturing Group said that the company released chips every two years like clockwork, but making smaller chips is becoming challenging and more expensive.
As a result, Chipzilla could not keep up with Moore's law for a while and chip advancements and cost savings slowed down with the current 14-nanometer process.
Holt claims this was just a blip and Intel will be back on track with Moore's Law in relation to the economics and advancements in chip making.
