UNRAVEL THE STORY: Piece together the Transistor's mysteries as you pursue its former owners through a rich and atmospheric story. IT'S YOUR TURN: Transistor seamlessly integrates thoughtful strategic planning into a fast-paced action experience.įIGHT YOUR WAY: Configure the powerful Transistor with thousands of possible Function combinations to overcome any obstacle. It means that Intel can’t find a method of building faster chips that’s cost-effective, scaleable, and likely to last multiple product generations.*Transistor requires at least an iPhone 5, iPad 4, or iPad mini 2.*įROM THE CREATORS OF BASTION: Experience a science fiction action RPG like no other! Wield an extraordinary weapon of unknown origin as you fight through a stunning futuristic city.īUILT FOR TOUCH: Transistor for iOS features the vibrant presentation and deep combat that Transistor is known for, with an intuitive new touch interface - or switch to Classic Controls with optional gamepad support. When we talk about Intel not being able to build faster CPUs, it doesn’t mean silicon is the fastest semiconductor ever. These might seem like boring questions compared to a technology’s fundamental promise, but the boring questions are what ultimately determine whether or not tech comes to market. First, there’s the question of manufacturing - can we crank out tens of thousands of vacuum-based processors in a month? What does it cost to build these solutions, switch out manufacturing hardware, and build an ecosystem around them? Can they built quickly enough to maintain current production rates, and how will they integrate into existing product lines? Maybe - but there’s a lot of problems to be solved between here and there. It’s still interesting to consider the question: Could such a fundamentally different technology, shrunk to a microscopic scale, solve the problems of transistor scaling and performance?
Boeing is funding his research due to its potential applications in space and aviation technologies, and silicon will obviously be the gold standard for everyone for years to come. Scherer isn’t trying to reinvent the transistor or replace the silicon economy.
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