Researchers at AMICA and Technical University of Darmstadt have successfully fabricated the world's first MOSFETs on ultra-thin-body silicon-on-insulator (SOI) material and bulk silicon with a crystalline gadolinium oxide ...
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The head of Australia's TelstraClear Friday called for the unbundling of New Zealand's local loops as a means of expanding Kiwi broadband service.
Feb 3, 2006
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Summer may seem an eternity away for those still struggling to weather the bleak winter season, but for college students, the race to snag a spot with some of the hottest internships around is already well under way. And ...
Feb 3, 2006
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Spyware is alive and well on the Internet. That's the overall message of a new study by University of Washington computer scientists who sampled more than 20 million Internet addresses, looking for the programs that covertly ...
Feb 3, 2006
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Brasil Telecom is upgrading its broadband service to handle multimedia offerings in three regions of the country.
Feb 3, 2006
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Telecom officials in Beijing forecast 12 billion text messages were sent over the weeklong Chinese New Year holiday.
Feb 3, 2006
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Carbon nanotubes could help release and hold electrical energy, for potential use in everything from microchips to hybrid cars, experts told UPI's Nano World.
Feb 3, 2006
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The prehistoric man discovered in 1991 on a glacier in the Alps had roots in Central Europe and may have been infertile, say Italian researchers.
Feb 3, 2006
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A customer at a retail store picks a bottle of shampoo off the shelf, heads to the cashier, and pays for the product. The radio frequency identification (RFID) tag on the item sends a notice to the store's network -- alerting ...
Feb 3, 2006
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Wireless systems that locate trapped miners and send them text messages are being tested by safety regulators in the United States.
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