Moore's Law is fizzling. One chipmaker thinks its flexible Everest design offers an answer

Moore's Law, the principle that chips are supposed to get smaller and faster every few years, is faltering. But one company, Xilinx, thinks that's actually good news for a new type of flexible processors it expects to sell next year. You've heard of Intel, Apple and Samsung, some of the biggest chipmakers around. But you probably don't know Xilinx unless you're building things like high-end network equipment or self-driving cars. Xilinx's new chief executive, Victor Peng, hopes to change that.