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US scientists claim the new transistor production method is paving the way for a flexible electronic era, accelerating the process of developing roll screens and electro…
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA) estimates 10-15 years later, the world will witness the rise of non-silicon transistors. They are testing a 60 nanometer devi…
When Intel introduced the latest 4-core and 45-nanometer Penryn processor chips, AMD also launched the Quad FX to compete. However, tests show that AMD products are stil…
Although Intel's co-founder Gordon Moore's comment about the density of transistors in computer chips has become the truth for decades, other predictions are not so high…
A new design could help chips not only reach 3-terahertz speeds - equivalent to 3,000GHz - but also produce very little heat that has just been announced.
The first product of the world's largest chip maker, called 4004, was born in 1971, to increase the power of Busicom computers and make way for the ability to embed huma…
IBM has successfully developed a transistor that is 100 times faster than the current chip generation - an achievement that could pave the way for super-fast computers a…
Intel researchers have found a better way to protect electrical circuits, allowing them to save energy when they
The use of light - made from photons instead of electricity, will make the semi-conductors work faster. This will produce computer models that run at least 20 times fast…
While a paper-thin computer is still a dream for each of us, but with a new material, such computers are still too thick.
The method of making new 3D computer chips, using materials that are carbon nanotubes, can give processing speeds up to 1,000 times faster than computer chips.
A year ago, IBM introduced the TrueNorth chip - inspired by the human brain. IBM today announced that it has succeeded in bringing TrueNorth's scale to the brain lev…
Researchers at the University of Iowa have discovered a way to convert magnetic data into optical data without the need for an external power source.
New advances in transistor technology can help create LEDs that provide a large light source at an affordable price.
The types of transistors that make up the microchips of computers and other technological devices are the basis for Stanford scientists based on the principle of making…