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Microsoft sells Xbox 360 below cost?
Although Microsoft officials swear by the Xbox 360 retail price enough to compensate for all manufacturing costs, the two reputable US market analysts have different vie…
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New information about 65 nm chip for Intel's desktop
Asustek has just revealed some information in Intel's plan to build high-end desktop processing equipment. A new Taiwanese motherboard is being designed to support this…
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Intel integrates 'virtual technology' into P4
Yesterday (November 14), Intel introduced the first microprocessor with integrated virtual technology. This is seen as part of the 'embedded IT architecture' that Intel…
New technology
The new device helps people write texts by thought
US scientists have successfully developed devices that allow paralyzed people to use their thoughts to perform some actions that had never before been possible.
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British companies want to implant microchips on workers
BioTeq - a British technology startup - is now being hired by other businesses to implant RFID (microchips) onto employees to access buildings and access databases.
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Tesla's AI chip is 10 times faster than NVIDIA's
Elon Musk once owned Zip2, X.com (now PayPal) in the past, and now is Tesla, SpaceX, SolarCity, Hyperloop, OpenAI, Neuralink, and The Boring Company.
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'Google China' officially launched the first AI processor named Kunlun
Last Tuesday, Baidu has
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The microchip found cocaine cheap at just $ 0.1
Researchers at the University of Buffalo, New York have produced a new, inexpensive, chemical-sensitive chip that can be used to detect cocaine.
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Why in Sweden, everyone implanted this chip in hand?
Microchip implants were first performed in Sweden in 2015. And since then the people of this country have become more and more familiar and excited about this technology.
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Smart microchips can start and operate automatically when the battery runs out
The chip is designed based on the new energy management technique, which allows it to start automatically and continue to operate in dim light without the help of any ba…
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MIT development 'bacteria on the chip' has the ability to detect stomach bleeding
Researchers at MIT have developed a digestive sensor, made of genetically modified bacteria.
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Detecting sawdust, wood, wood chips ... can help bond concrete more strongly
Over the past year, wood factories in Singapore have generated more than half a million tons of wood waste, mainly sawdust.
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The device can see through objects no different from Superman
The first Vayyar product may be quite virtual, but it has many practical applications in the areas of breast cancer imaging, elderly care, learning robots, retail and mo…
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IBM is about to launch a smaller computer than a grain of salt
Despite its small size, this computer has the computing power of x86 chips since 1990.
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New technology prevents old devices from becoming toxic
According to research by the United Nations University (Japan), every year the world emits 50 million tons of electronic waste and only 15% of these are processed.