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American physicists are now able to record a synchronized pulse of light into a set of supercooled atoms - and afterwards
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American physicists are now able to record a synchronized pulse of light into a set of supercooled atoms - and afterwards
Scientists claim to have discovered a new superheavy element, called 118, although it only lasted for a fraction of a second after several months of experimentation. Fin…
Intel Corporation recently announced that it will bring Atom processors into mobile 'Internet access' devices and a variety of other laptops.
It seems that Apple is planning to use the new Atom processor family inside a future version of
IBM officially entered the electronic world game
Researchers at IBM Research Center have created the smallest form of magnetic memory ever with 12 iron atoms.
Although it looks very similar, there will be a lot of things to discuss if you want to buy a Netbook. This article will help you solve that problem.
An international team of researchers has found a way to encode information in electron spins - a technique that promises to be able to create smaller, faster memory for…
The US chip maker has just introduced the first Atom processor to reach 2 GHz, which can work with 2 GB DRAM, for the mobile Internet device (MID) line.
At Intel's largest conference for Asia-Pacific dealers, mobile device platforms and three new desktop motherboards were unveiled.
On March 28, O2 launched Vietnam PDA-phone O2 Xda Atom Life supporting HSDPA 3.5G technology for the first time in Vietnam.
Research results that Big Blue has announced promise of breakthrough storage capacity for computers. 'This success can even eliminate Moore's Law even though more testin…
At a size smaller than your card case and weighs only 140 grams, the XDA Atom has a flashy gray color with soft curves that fit the user's hand. Atom has now become a mo…
US scientists have successfully fabricated a ductile new material similar to a thin metal sheet but hard enough to prevent a bullet.
From a molecule once thought to be impossible, graphene has become a marvelous material in physics and promises to change the electronics industry in the future.