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Chips can heal cracks themselves
It will be extremely dangerous if a computer chip on the plane is broken or cracked. But scientists think they have found a solution to this problem, which is that chips…
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Computer, flexible phone like rubber?
By creating circuit boards and flexible microprocessors, scientists are coming closer to creating a flexible phone like rubber.
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IBM put supercomputer technology into microprocessors
Laptops that can achieve supercomputer performance are gradually becoming a reality. IBM is working to develop nanophotonic processor technology with higher data exchang…
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MSI has built-in Skype functionality into the board
Circuit board manufacturer MSI has said it has partnered with Skype to integrate Skype functions into the Intel P35 board (codename).
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Website of ASUStek circuit board firm is attacked by hackers
The motherboard manufacturer ASUStek's website has been hacked by hackers and uploaded malicious code to exploit a serious vulnerability that has just appeared in Window…
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Memory chip sets a new storage record
Scientists at the California Institute of Technology have introduced a circuit of memory chips capable of storing up to 2,000 words on an area that is equivalent to the…
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PRAM defeats Flash memory chips and hard drives
IBM and its research partners officially launched a new data storage technology called PRAM (Phase Change Memory).
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Intel successfully produced 45nm chip
Intel claims to have successfully produced a prototype of a new microprocessor chip that is smaller, faster and consumes less energy.
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Seiko Epson launches an ultra-thin color TFT display control chip
On July 17, Seiko Epson Group announced the successful development of a new line of control ICs with S1D19501 numbers for 176x220 pixel TFT LCD screens - a universal scr…
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Intel: 3-door transistor reinforces Moore's law
Intel researchers have found a better way to protect electrical circuits, allowing them to save energy when they
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NEC develops 55 nm technology
Nihon newspaper Keizai Shimbun said that electronics company NEC (Japan) - the world's eighth largest manufacturer of semiconductor components, has successfully develope…
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Biological mushroom breakthroughs can light up your home
Finding clean methods to produce electricity is a priority for scientists who are eager to reduce human dependence on fossil fuels.
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Coming soon the clothes passed the data
Researchers at Ohio State University are developing antennas and circuits that are just 0.1mm in size
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The 200-gauge radar camera technology is as small as a fingernail
Singapore's NTU technology allows the camera to reduce its size by up to 100 times.
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Extremely fast gold emulsion from electronic waste
Canadian scientists successfully devise a solvent that helps to extract gold from electronic waste faster, safer and cheaper.