Talk:Jonathan Huebner

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INTEL reports that there is a competing phenomena to Moore's Law. The cost of fabrication plants double every 2 years. To recoup this cost requires either higher margins per unit, or greater sales volume, or some combination thereof. Unfortunately, the marginal utility of owning additional computers confounds higher costs. INTEL might be refocusing its R&D away from pushing the single unit CPU envelope and towards custom chips for things like handhelds, game consols, dual-core and multi-core technologies and the like. --Aufidius 03:22, 14 July 2005 (UTC)

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