Equipment cost to hinder Moore's Law in 2014
Author: Dylan McGrath

Moore's Law will cease to drive semiconductor manufacturing after 2014, when the high cost of chip manufacturing equipment will make it economically unfeasible to do volume production of devices with feature sizes smaller than 18nm, according to iSuppli Corp.

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