Moores Law

[us.2u]

Is it possible Moores law technology; will supercede nano technology?...us.2u

[swansont]

Can you explain what you mean by that? What is "Moore's law technology"? If you mean computer chips, they are an example of nanotechnology.

[Sayonara]

Also we can reasonably expect a derivative of Moore's Law to apply to nanotechnology.

[us.2u]

http://www.wipo.int/ipdl/IPDL-CIMAGES/view/pct/getbykey5?KEY=03/90357.031030&ELEMENT_SET=DECL

[Sayonara]

Swansont is asking how you are differentiating nanotechnology from "Moore's Law technology", since there is a large degree of overlap.

[us.2u]

I see what you're asking Sayonara; but my original question was 'wiill moores superceed nano technology' all is a bit of a grey matter to me as they seem to work along side each other; however here is another link to throw more light on the subject God I hope we all get there eventually......but I am a bit slow to pick things up....us.2u http://www.theregister.co.uk/2003/05/08/moores_law_retains_grip/

[Sayonara]

Are you asking whether nanotechnology will allow us to "break" Moore's Law?

[swansont]

We are already using nanofabrication techniques, aka nanotechnology, in making processors. You were speaking of "Moore's law technology" and nanotechnology as if they were separate things.

 

I used nanotechnology in the early 90's, making structures that were 125 nm across. The technology has been around for a while.

[us.2u]

Cheers Swansont so that's cleared that up then...us.2u