A recent piece in the National Journal by Tankersley and Hirsh, “Neo-Voodoo Economics”, encouraging American’s to think more boldly about new growth and markets, rather than simplistic rethreads, ...

For nearly a decade, Intel has followed a "tick-tock" release strategy for its processors. However, as Intel attempts to transition its manufacturing process from 14 nanometers to 10 nanometers, it's ...

For nearly ten years now, Intel has been on a "tick-tock" processor design schedule. Intel would release a new manufacturing process, shrinking an existing design to a smaller size—this was the tick.

Have you heard of Intel’s “Tick-Tock” model? Essentially, it’s an extension of Moore’s Law, which incidentally is named for Intel co-founder Gordon Moore. Moore’s Law is an observation and not natural ...

As more business and productivity applications shift to the cloud, companies are going to be less dependent on one kind of processor architecture, an analyst says. Intel’s disclosure last month that ...