Introduction By Richard Wallace "The future ain't what it used to be," Yogi Berra once quipped. If Socrates himself engaged Gordon Moore in a dialogue about the future of semiconductors, I don't think those two sages could say it any better.

RELATED ARTICLES

What will it take to return to prosperity?

Europe sees 'biochips' as long-term endeavor

Physics is not the hurdle for scaling CMOS

SoC: Stuck in the mud or Charging ahead?

Tetherless world looks to single technology

Computing dons new suits as required

NetSeminar Series

SPONSOR LINKS

Sponsored by Motorola

Securing the Smart Network
Technology behind network security and how it is applied.

Mobile Extreme Convergence:
A Streamlined Architecture to Deliver Mass-Market Converged Mobile Devices

Creating Performance with Stamina for Wireless Communications
Smartphones and wireless PDAs shouldn't need a pocketful of batteries

Motorola's Echo Canceller Delivers Industry-Leading Solution for Packet Telephony
Applications in public switching telephone and packet telephony networks

Motorola's i.MX Applications Processors with Hantro's Multimedia Framework
Turning full-blown, real-time multimedia into a pocket-sized reality.

ASIC Versus Reconfigurable Compute Fabric (RCF) Solutions
TCO of ASICs and challenges notion that ASICs are least-expensive.

MPC8540-based CompactPCI Reference Design
An example design of a compact PCI reference system

Addressing Multiservice Access Platform Design Issues with Network Processors

Applications Enabled by High-Performance Hybrid Controllers
Examples of applications now enabled by these revolutionary hybrid controllers.

Free Subscription to EE Times First Name Last Name Company Name Title Email address   Click here for your Free Subscription to EETimes Europe