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More Moore: Foolish, Feasible, or Fundamentally Different?
Andreas Kuehlmann, Rob Aitken, Jerry Bautista, Wojceich Maly, Jan Rabaey

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Andreas Kuehlmann, Rob Aitken, Jerry Bautista, Wojceich Maly, Jan Rabaey. "More Moore: Foolish, Feasible, or Fundamentally Different?". Computer-Aided Design, 2008. ICCAD 2008. IEEE/ACM International Conference., 13, November, 2008.

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    Andreas Kuehlmann, Rob Aitken, Jerry Bautista, Wojceich
    Maly, Jan Rabaey. <a
    href="http://infopad.eecs.berkeley.edu/php/pubs/pubs.php/1019.html">More
    Moore: Foolish, Feasible, or Fundamentally
    Different?</a>, Computer-Aided Design, 2008. ICCAD
    2008. IEEE/ACM International Conference., 13, November, 2008.
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    Andreas Kuehlmann, Rob Aitken, Jerry Bautista, Wojceich
    Maly, Jan Rabaey. "More Moore: Foolish, Feasible, or
    Fundamentally Different?". Computer-Aided Design, 2008.
    ICCAD 2008. IEEE/ACM International Conference., 13,
    November, 2008.
  • BibTeX
    @inproceedings{KuehlmannAitkenBautistaMalyRabaey2008,
        author = {Andreas Kuehlmann and Rob Aitken and Jerry
                  Bautista and Wojceich Maly and Jan Rabaey},
        title = {More Moore: Foolish, Feasible, or Fundamentally
                  Different?},
        booktitle = {Computer-Aided Design, 2008. ICCAD 2008. IEEE/ACM
                  International Conference.},
        pages = {13},
        month = {November},
        year = {2008},
        URL = {http:///php/pubs/pubs.php/1019.html}
    }
    

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