140x800 Simple Solution Leads to Instant Success Schafer needed a seamless and expeditious solution to address his company's rapidly increasing need for remote email and file accessibility. He quickly determined that if he could outsource the Exchange server to a host at a reasonable cost, he might be able to satisfy all the project requirements. Marcyk said Intel can move the technology from the lab to mass production in short order because it uses current, well-understood processes. We're using standard materials. We're using the same kind of structure,'' he said.
Transistors are at the heart of all modern computers.
The opening and closing of their switches are the basis of all computations inside a microprocessor. In 1965, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore predicted that the number of transistors on a piece of silicon would double roughly every 18 months. Moore's Law, as the famous prediction is now known, has been amazingly accurate, largely thanks to new technologies that make transistors smaller and faster. Performance has followed a similar path. Intel's Pentium 4, by comparison, has about 42 million.