Home > Chemical Heritage Foundation >   Understanding Moore's Law: Four Decades of Innovation
	Our Price: $12.50 By David C. Brock Year: 2006 Pages: 160 Binding Paperback ISBN 0-941901-41-6 Product Code: 0941901416

Description   The rise of semiconductor electronics, and the underlying manufacturing technology for them, is among the most important global developments of the past half-century. Integrated circuits--silicon chips--have transformed communication, transportation, commerce, military force, and culture. Clearly, insights into the dynamics that have brought us this silicon revolution are vital to our understanding of the world today, and our common future. This new offering from CHF places the silicon revolution in a broad context and charts Gordon Moore's development of his eponymous law across its forty-year life.

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