Sometimes even scientists can be fooled. In a cosmic bait and switch, astronomers with NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory have spotted an enormous star that pulled a fast one while collapsing and left them to figure out why. "Our ...
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Intel Corporation has re-opened an advanced, high-volume semiconductor manufacturing facility in Chandler, Ariz., converting it to a leading-edge 300mm, 65nm process factory. Called Fab 12, the factory is Intel’s second ...
Nov 2, 2005
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IMEC’s novel coarse-grain processor, ADRES, meets requirements of design-time and runtime reconfigurability for supporting a broad range of embedded applications. ADRES beats the performance of state-of-the-art DSP processors, ...
Nov 2, 2005
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One of the newest – and unequivocally the coolest -- pieces of real estate on the Brandeis University campus is a facility containing a state-of-the-art superconducting magnet for use in researching biological macromolecules ...
Nov 2, 2005
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Agreement Now Includes Research and Development of Submicron Process Technologies through 2011, Adds Early-Stage Research on Critical Emerging Technologies Targeted at 32 and 22 Nanometer Generations AMD today announced ...
Nov 2, 2005
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Steve Strogatz has a penchant for things that happen in unison. So when the Cornell University professor of theoretical and applied mechanics (and author of the 2003 book "Sync: The Emerging Science of Spontaneous Order") ...
Nov 2, 2005
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Standard & Poor's said Wednesday it has assigned Qwest Communications International's convertible notes due 2025 a B rating.
Nov 2, 2005
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A U.N. report this week warns of unprecedented deterioration of Africa's 677 largest lakes, with Lake Victoria dropping three feet during the past decade.
Nov 2, 2005
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Aladdin Knowledge Systems Wednesday introduced its entry in the growing field of security applications to protect cell phones.
Nov 2, 2005
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MP3 players will be one of the hottest Christmas gifts this year, a survey found Wednesday.
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