Samuel K. Moore

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  Senior Associate Editor Samuel K. Moore today revisits an "old case" to bring the facts up to date,with a surprising twist,and set the record straight. Samuel K. Moore

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  Today, Associate Editor Samuel K. Moore offers a mea culpa to a small tech firm that has confounded his doubts by waging a patent fight against some of the microprocessor giants,and winning. Samuel K. Moore

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  A Vancouver startup, D-Wave Systems, claims to have demonstrated the world's first commercially viable quantum computer.

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  Samuel K. MooreSenior Associate Editor Samuel K. Moore today blogs about the ever-accelerating pace of development of next-generation microprocessors and the blurring of boundaries between general-purpose and multimedia chips.
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  Today, Associate Editor Samuel K. Moore offers a mea culpa to a small tech firm that has confounded his doubts by waging a patent fight against some of the microprocessor giants,and winning. Samuel K. Moore

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  In a different computing category, Senior Associate Editor Samuel K. Moore writes in "Winner: Masters of Memory" that a new memory technology from Innovative Silicon, of Lausanne, Switzerland, may change the ground rules for microprocessor design.Called Z-RAM, for zero-capacitor dynamic random access memory, the design requires no new materials or extra processing steps in the fabrication process to attain higher levels of performance,no exotic semiconductors, no oddly structured parts, and no experimental insulators.Each memory cell is just a single transistor.
  
  Moore writes that you can fit as much as 5 megabytes of Z-RAM into the space occupied by a single megabyte of today's conventional embedded memory.
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  According to Moore, the Z-RAM has the potential to quintuple the amount of memory incorporated into microprocessor chips and make them both faster and cheaper.

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  An Antitrust Lawyer Dissects New York AG's Decision to Investigate Intel By Samuel K Moore
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  IEEE Spectrum senior associate editor Samuel K. Moore talked to John C. Peirce, an experienced antitrust lawyer and partner in the Washington, D.C., firm Bryan Cave LLP, about Cuomo's chances for success.

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  Samuel K. Moore, IEEE Spectrum

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  IBG’s director of marketing, Trevor W. Prout, told IEEE Spectrum associate editor Samuel K. Moore why in a 9 January interview.

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  Senior Associate Editor Samuel K. Moore today revisits an "old case" to bring the facts up to date,with a surprising twist,and set the record straight. Samuel K. Moore

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