Archive: 10/04/2004
SiGen Granted Key Strained-Silicon Substrate Patent
Silicon Genesis Corporation (SiGen) announced today that it has received a key patent in the area of fabricating strained silicon and silicon-on-insulator (SOI) substrates using a layer transfer process used in next-generation high-speed and low- ...
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AutoCell Accelerates Wireless LAN Performance up to Four Times
Propagate Networks, Inc. announced that The Tolly Group's test report released today validates the impact Propagate's AutoCell product has on improving the operations of Wireless LAN (WLAN) networks. AutoCell is Propagate's embedded cognitive radio firmwar ...
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Artisan and Cadence Collaborate to Optimize Low-Power Chip Design
New Library Views Support Next-Generation Low Power Devices Artisan Components and Cadence Design Systems, Inc. today announced their collaboration to provide library views that enable designers to more effectively opti ...
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IBM Unveils First Biometric ThinkPad, Offering Security at Your Fingertips
IBM Integrates Fingerprint Reader with Embedded Security Subsystem; Tougher ThinkVantage Technology Strengthens IBM Security Architecture IBM is taking computing security and data protection to the next level today with the intro ...
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Arctic sea ice declines again in 2004
Researchers at the University of Colorado at Boulder have found that the extent of Arctic sea ice, the floating mass of ice that covers the Arctic Ocean, is continuing its rapid decline. The latest satellite inf ...
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Adaptive Refinement Promises Faster Rendering on Graphics Chips
Rendering realistic, computer-generated scenes can be a time-consuming exercise even on the most powerful computers. But computer scientists at the University of California, San Diego have developed a technique that accelerates ...
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SpaceShipOne Wins $10 Million X PRIZE
SpaceShipOne reaches over 360,000 feet to win the $10 million ANSARI X PRIZE
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Freescale Semiconductor audio DSP performs big in small package
DSP56374 enables customized high-quality audio on the road and in the home Freescale Semiconductor has combined digital signal processor (DSP) performance and a low price point for audio applications that require small b ...
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ARM Neon Technology Fuels Consumer Electronics Growth With Next-Generation Mobile Multimedia Acceleration
ARM today launched its new NEON™ technology, a media and signal processing solution designed to accelerate a broad range of applications. The ARM® NEON technology is targeted for mobile and consumer products that need the flexib ...
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STMicroelectronics Breaks the Rules with Smaller and More Robust Power Devices
Automotive applications will be first to benefit from breakthrough technology STMicroelectronics, one of the world's largest semiconductor manufacturers, has reinforced its leadership in smart power techn ...
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Virtual display for cars could reduce accidents
Many accidents, especially at night, are caused by motorists having to take their eye off the road as they look down to see the car instruments. Head-up displays would be a solution, were they not so expensive and bulky. OEDIBUS has ...
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Tungsten T5: Industry's First 256MB Storage Handheld
Nearly doubling the industry's current handheld storage maximum, palmOne, Inc. today introduced the Tungsten(TM) T5 handheld with 256MB of flash memory. The Tungsten T5 gives productivity-minded mobile professionals th ...
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Protecting our planet's ozone layer
Monitoring our planet's atmosphere has become an international priority. As successive world summits have stressed, our future on Earth could depend on safeguarding our environment. EuroNews 'Space' magazine ...
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