At the end of the article it states: > “There is nothing on the horizon today to replace CMOS,” he says. “Nothing is maturing, nothing is ready today. We will

At the end of the article it states: > “There is nothing on the horizon today to replace CMOS,” he says. “Nothing is maturing, nothing is ready today. We will continue with CMOS. We have no choice. Not just Intel, but everybody. If you want this industry to grow, then we need to be doing things with CMOS