Intel: Moore's law to continue for next 15 years

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Intel projects Moore's law to continue for the next 15 years or so.

Intel built a the first Teraflop computer with 10,000 Pentium processors about 10 years ago - hard to imagine you can get so much more than that on single GPUs today.