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The future of Moore's Law at 50
In this week's Computer Weekly, Moore's Law – the seminal forecast by Intel founder Gordon Moore that oversees technology development – is 50 years old. We look at its modern relevance and future implications. IT chiefs discuss whether Windows is still core to their strategy. And we look back at five years of government IT. Read the issue now.
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Moore's Law 50 years on: Supercomputing is not just for boffins
On 19 April 1965, Intel's Gordon Moore outlined his vision of how microelectronics would power the modern world
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Government IT over the last five years – the good, the bad and the digital
As the general election approaches, Computer Weekly looks back at the highs and lows of the last five years in government IT
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