Sustaining Moore’s Law

Apek Mulay is a business and technology consultant and author of two books, Mass Capitalism: A Blueprint for Economic Revival and Sustaining Moore's Law. He pursued undergraduate studies in electronics engineering at the University of Mumbai and completed his Master's Degree at Texas Tech University. He is sole author of a patent "Surface Imaging with Materials Identified by Colors," developed during his employment in Advanced CMOS technology at Texas Instruments, Inc. Mr. Mulay chaired technical sessions at the International Symposium for Testing and Failure Analysis (ISTFA) in 2009 and 2010. He has authored several articles showing a wide expertise in macroeconomics, geo-politics, supply chains, business models, socio-economics, and microeconomics; relating these to the capital-intensive semiconductor industry. You can read his blog at www.apekmulay.com.

• Foreword.- Preface.- Acknowledgments.- Impacts of Moore's Law on Human Progress.- From an Unsustainable to a Sustainable Progress of Moore's Law.- Impacts of Semiconductor Business Models on U.S. National Interests.- Impacts of Semiconductor Business Models on Sustainability.- Macroeconomic Cycles and Business Models for the Progress of Moore's Law.- Would Economics End Moore's Law?.- Design of Supply Chains for the Success of the Internet of Things (IoT).- The Macroeconomics of 450 mm Wafers.- Moore's Law Beyond 50.- Macroeconomics of Semiconductor Manufacturing for Emerging Economies.- The Internet of Things (IoT) Revolution.- An Engagement with Semiconductor Industry Thought Leaders about the Future of the Semiconductor Industry.- Author's Biography .