Chip makers brace for slower pace in Moore's Law
16th Sep 2005, 14:44 GMT
TOKYO (Reuters) - The journey to ever smaller, faster and cheaper chips is slowing down and may put a big dent in sales and profits of the semiconductor sector and even the economy, industry players and analysts said this week.
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