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Last Updated: Thursday, 15 November 2007, 08:13 GMT
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Building the digital age


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THE COMPUTING AGE

KEY STORIES

Quantum computer graphic Future crunch
Six advances that could spell the end of traditional computing

Tech giants form tiny chip group
An industry built on sand
Keeping Moore's Law alive
Meeting Gordon Moore
Green pigment spins chip promise
Shrinking chips use novel recipe
Teraflops chip points to future
Chilly chip shatters speed record
Antique engines inspire nano chip

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Intel 80-core chip wafer Sand to silicon chip


Intel co-founder, Gordon Moore Intel co-founder


HP's Nano Chip Nano chip developer


Multi-core silicon chip Multi-core chips


Face reflected in chip wafer Multi-core 'myth'



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