Moore's Law at 40
Forty years ago, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore wrote an article in Electronics Magazine summarizing the state of the electronics industry. The article?
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Forty years ago, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore wrote an article in Electronics Magazine summarizing the state of the electronics industry. The article?
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In another blog entry, I interviewed Bloglines founder Mark Fletcher. As a result of AskJeeve's acquisition of Bloglines, Fletcher is now the general manager/vice president of "Bloglines at AskJeeves" (a mouthful that needs to be fixed).