Michio Explains Moore's Law
Michio Kaku on Moore's Law and why computers as we know them are in desperate need of innovation.
From The Labs: IT's Future Today
Neil McAllister - Infoworld
For all its promise of revolution, the computing industry often lags behind expectations. After all, your netbook is really just a laptop, only smaller and cheaper. The chip that powers your PC today has a direct lineage back to the Pentiums of yesterday. Your latest hard drive might hold 2TB, but it's still just a hard drive. Where's the real innovation?
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