DARPA Pledges Another $300 Million for Post-Moore’s Readiness

September 14, 2017

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) launched a giant funding effort to ensure the United States can sustain the pace of electronic innovation vital to both a flourishing economy and a secure military. Under the banner of the Electronics Resurgence Initiative (ERI), some $500-$800 million will be invested in post-Moore’s Law technologies. Read more…

Unmasking the Speed Limit of Modern Electronics

December 11, 2014

For the first time, scientists have captured the essence of semiconductor computing on film by taking snapshots of the electron transfer from valence to conduct Read more…

Will Magnets Be the Cure for What Ails Moore’s Law?

October 1, 2014

With silicon-based processors facing some inexorable limits, scientists are looking elsewhere to keep computing on its exponential growth track. One potential a Read more…

Research Holds Promise for Atomic-Scale Circuitry

April 23, 2014

As integrated circuits get smaller, past the current 20nm-22nm process technology, they increasingly come up against quantum mechanics quirks such as electron t Read more…

Computing at the Speed of Light

February 27, 2014

With Moore's law type advances showing signs of stagnation and decline, researchers around the world are hard at work innovating techniques to improve the speed Read more…

The Week in Review – 02/25/2010

February 25, 2010

A safer nuclear reactor could be on the horizon thanks to computer modeling; and the National Science Foundation awards $24.5 million to UC Berkeley researchers engaged in reducing the power draw of electronics. We recap those stories and more in our weekly wrapup. Read more…

The Road to Energy Efficient Electronics

June 15, 2009

Berkeley symposium calls for changes from circuits to networks. Read more…

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