Comments on: Moore says nanoelectronics face tough challenges

Forty years ago, the Intel co-founder coined Moore's Law. He never thought it would last this long, either.

Vulvox nanobiotech is developing nanotube memories

Vulvox Nano/Biotechnology President Neil Frabstein
has announced the start of a carbon nanotube memory that can possibly hold a million up to abillion terrabits of data in a single cubic centimeter 3D chip. That beakthrough is on our darwing board. Company executives interested in strategic alliances should contact Neil Farbstein
at 516-921-5058 [e-mail]

Vulvox nanobiotech is developing nanotube memories

Vulvox Nano/Biotechnology President Neil Frabstein
has announced the start of a carbon nanotube memory that can possibly hold a million up to abillion terrabits of data in a single cubic centimeter 3D chip. That beakthrough is currently on our drawing board. Vulvox is also researching batteries containg carbon nanotubes that store 3000mA/hour roughly ten times the amount of energy stored by conventional lithium ion batteries constructed with graphite anodes. Company executives interested in strategic alliances should contact Neil Farbstein
at 516-921-5058 [e-mail]

Interconnect delay

Studies have shown that interconnect RC delay gets worse for larger chips. An alternative to this would be stacking chips(like Samsung is doing for 4 Gb OneNAND Flash memory).