TiEcon 2006: Despite Threat to Moore's Law, Cadence CEO Sees More Opportunities for Chip Industry
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Moore’s Law “could slow or maybe even stop,” offered Mike Fister, CEO of Cadence Design Systems. Before heading off to sit on a TiEcon session on the semiconductor industry.
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August 12th, 2006 at 10:20 pm
Technology is a microcosm of evolution, in my opinion. Geographic area’s that were involved with the “dot com” tech boom instantly became populated with very intelligent and educated individuals. Technology is human, and progress is human. It may be faster semi-conductors, or smaller more capable memory, or a new technology my come around and sweep us all off our feet again. But technology will continue to thrive.