Fujitsu Limited and IBM today announced that they have agreed to collaborate on autonomic computing standards. Initial areas of collaboration are expected to include existing or new standardization efforts related to the ...
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Equalizer’s Low Noise, High Crosstalk Immunity Extends the Life of XAUI, Fibre Channel and ATCA Backplanes National Semiconductor Corporation today introduced a multi-gigabit analog equalizer that extends the reach ...
Dec 4, 2004
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New high-performance memory features activity-indicating LEDs and ground-effects LEDs Crucial Technology, a division of Micron and one of the world's leading direct memory upgrade providers, today introduces Crucial Ballistix ...
Dec 4, 2004
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In a splendid portrait created by light and gravity, Saturn's lonely moon Mimas is seen against the cool, blue-streaked backdrop of Saturn's northern hemisphere. Delicate shadows cast by the rings arc gracefully across the ...
Dec 4, 2004
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The Nano Technology Systems Division (NTS) at Carl Zeiss SMT AG today opened a customer demo laboratory for sales support of Step & Flash Imprint Lithography (S-FILTM) equipment from Molecular Imprints, Inc. During the last ...
Dec 4, 2004
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Magma Design Automation Inc. today announced that NEC Electronics America, Inc. has successfully verified a multimillion-instance nanometer (nm) design using Version 4.2 of the Blast Fusion physical design system that incorporates ...
Dec 4, 2004
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Spider silks could become the intelligent materials of the future, according to a review article published this month in the journal Microbial Cell Factories. The characteristics of spider silk could have applications in ...
Dec 4, 2004
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A venom compound from the world’s deadliest snake, the Taipan, is being developed by Brisbane biotechnology company ElaCor, as a new drug to treat heart failure. Congestive heart failure (CHF) claims the lives of over ...
Dec 4, 2004
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University of Toronto researchers have developed a new class of hybrid materials that could one day move drug delivery systems to the molecular level. The paper published in the Nov. 26 issue of Science outlines how a U ...
Dec 4, 2004
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‘SAME’ enables users to see any place on the planet in real time York University Prof. Vincent Tao has developed groundbreaking satellite mapping technology that enables users to visually zoom in on – or fly over ...
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