"It's a big move within the tech industry as chip and system companies try to deal with the slowdown in Moore's Law, the prediction first made in 1965 by Intel's cofounder Gordon Moore that chip components would double every couple of years."
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"He said, "If they fired us and brought in some new CEO, what would the new CEO do?" Gordon Moore said to him, "Well, they would probably shut down the memory business and focus on this PC thing, this PC processors business." Then Grove said, "Well, why don't we just walk out the door and come back in and do that?" It is an interesting thing that someday you have to kill off your baby and maybe have a new thing ready. "
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"Intel Corp. co-founder Gordon Moore died on Friday at his home in Hawaii, according to a statement on the company's website. "
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"Back in 1965, Intel chairman emeritus Gordon Moore predicted the number of components, or transistors, on a chip would double every couple of years."
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"In 1965, Intel chairman emeritus Gordon Moore predicted the number of components on a chip could double every couple of years. "
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"That suggests that Moore's Law - the prediction made in 1965 by Intel chairman emeritus Gordon Moore that the number of components on a chip would double every couple of years - is still holding up. "
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"Moore's Law, posited by Intel chairman emeritus Gordon Moore in 1965, stated that the number of components on a chip would double every couple of years. "
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"The new name recognizes the site's unique contributions to driving Moore's Law, Intel cofounder Gordon Moore's 1965 prediction that has guided innovation in the semiconductor industry for more than 50 years."
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"The Ronler Acres site, which employs about 14,000 people, is being renamed Gordon Moore Park to honor the company's co-founder."
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"He added, "Gordon Moore has always been seen by the whole industry as one of the technology leaders of the semiconductor industry. "
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"Gordon Moore Park is the headquarters of Intel's global Technology Development organization, which is responsible for advancing Moore's Law by creating new transistor architectures, wafer processes and packaging technologies that underpin the company's product roadmap and provide the foundation for applications ranging from personal computers to cloud infrastructure to 5G networks."
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"Oregon is the longtime heart of our global semiconductor R&D, and I can think of no better way to honor Gordon Moore's legacy than by bestowing his name on this campus, which, like him, has had such a tremendous role in advancing our industry."
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"In honor of the site's heritage of innovation, Intel also announced a new name for the nearly 500-acre campus: Gordon Moore Park at Ronler Acres. "
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"In the early days of semiconductor technology, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore posited that the number of components on an integrated circuit would double every year. "
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"During a 1985 presentation near the completion of the chip, Mr. Gelsinger chided Intel's leaders Robert Noyce, Gordon Moore and Andy Grove about balky company computers that were slowing the process."
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"He likes to say he "went through puberty there," working for chip-industry pioneers like Gordon Moore and Andy Grove."
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"Moore's law, first talked about by Intel chairman emeritus Gordon Moore in 1965, became the metronome of the chip industry. "
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"He made the remarks in a brief video interview with Intel cofounder Gordon Moore included in Intel Innovation, an event designed by Intel to rekindle excitement about Intel products in the developer community."
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"Here's why: In 1975 semiconductor pioneer Gordon Moore observed that computer chips were doubling in density each year, dramatically increasing per-dollar computing power and lowering costs exponentially over time. "
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"Co-founder Gordon Moore defined the law underpinning the semiconductor industry, describing how engineers would find ways to shrink circuits at a predictable pace year after year. "
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"He reminisced at an event this April about being at an industry conference with Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce in 1958, 10 years before they started Intel Corp. The three men attended sessions all day, let the beer flow at dinner, and sang at the top of their lungs all the way back to their hotel, according to Chang. "
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"Intel has been a jewel of American manufacturing since the late 1960s, when Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore started the company in Mountain View, Calif., and in doing so helped create the modern chip industry and Silicon Valley itself. "
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"Actually a prediction by Intel Corp. co-founder Gordon Moore rather than any sort of physical law, Moore's Law held that the number of transistors on a chip doubles roughly every two years. "
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"ANDY SERWER: So that-- I mean, you know, you're talking about Gordon Moore and doubling the computer power in chips. "
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