last week, i did something with craig barrett and he mocked me basically, saying guys like you have beene's law is dead for 20 years. it is more than that. semiconductors cannot get twice and half as expensive every 18 months. but you guys are still pulling it off. stacy: yes. the rumors have been going on for 25 years. for us, moore's law is alive and well. he continues to drive cost down and performance up and it is the driver of our business. unquestionably change the world. it is essentially a marketing goal. it is a scientific research goal. it is more than economics law. it allows us to improve the capability of products or reduce the cost of the product. smart have been keeping it marching forward for 50 years. what is the most important to her three innovations to allow this to continue? us, we look at the complexity of advancing moore's law, we are employing something called hyper scaling. that means we are getting bigger improvements generation by generation and that allows us to keep on the track of moore's law. there is a lot of technology that underlies that, but in essence

and i got to see andy grove and craig barrett up close.t is a fascinating story and i'm glad to have you share that with us. his book is called "becoming facebook." apple, amazon, google, several of the biggest corporations sticking to pledges to fight climate change despite president trump executive order on tuesday to gut the obama administration's environmental policy. "we believesaid, that strong clean energy and climate policy is like the clean power plant to make renewable energy supplies more robust. americanorting competitiveness, innovation and job growth." bloomberg caught up with cory booker. take a listen to what he had to say. >> a lot of republican senators, especially kind of people call, who represent red state areas and they want things like rod bad penetration as well. they want their kids to have access to the information superhighway -- they want things like broadband penetration. a lot of things they are doing in the space, you might not think they have bipartisan support, i came down to be in new jersey senator, not t

last week, i did something with craig barrett and he mocked me basically, saying guys like you have beenore's law is dead for 20 years. it is more than that. the speculations that semiconductors cannot get twice as fast and half as expensive every 18 months. but you guys are still pulling it off. the rumors have been going on for 25 years. for us, moore's law is alive and well. it continues to drive cost down and performance often it is the driver of our business and the economy. cory: it has unquestionably changed the world of though it is not a law of science. it is essentially a marketing goal. it is a scientific research goal. stacy: moore's law is more of an economic slot. it says you can double the amount of transistors in a number of years. it allows us to improve the capability of products or reduce the cost of those products. it was an observation by gordon and smart technologists have been keeping that marching forward for 50 years. cory: what is the most important two or three innovations that you see on intel's roadmap to allow this to continue? stacy: for us, we look at the