Archive: 06/24/2004
World's Smallest 100 mW Direct Methanol Fuel Cell
Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc. (TAEC) and its parent Toshiba Corp. (Toshiba), the world leader in fuel-cell technology for handheld electronic devices, today announced the prototype of a highly compact direct ...
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AMD Strengthens Mobile Computing Research and Development with New Engineering Lab in Tokyo
TOKYO -- June 24, 2004 --Underscoring its commitment to mobile computing customers, AMD announced today that it has opened an engineering laboratory housed in AMD Japan’s Tokyo headquarters. The AMD Japan Engineering Laboratory ...
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Vanderbilt Engineering to lead new defense nanotechnology program
Nashville, Tenn. - The Vanderbilt School of Engineering will lead a new $2.4 million multi-institutional nanotechnology program funded by the U.S. Army Research Laboratory to develop radically improved electronics, sensors, ...
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Applied Materials, Phoenix Silicon Offer Enhanced 300mm Test Wafer Reclaim Services
Applied Materials, Inc. announced an agreement with Phoenix Silicon International (PSI) of Hsinchu, Taiwan, to provide enhanced 300mm test wafer reclaim services to semiconductor manufacturers to enable increased fab profitability.
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Intel Celeron D Processor Now Available
Intel Corporation today introduced the Intel® Celeron® D processor for desktop PCs. This processor line represents a new generation of Intel technology for desktop value market segments. Intel also unveiled ...
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PNNL, SGI to team on storage technology development for data-intensive computing
Project aims to accelerate scientific research by shifting computation of large data to storage devices The Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) today announced a research alliance aimed at ...
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Researchers Develop a Better Coating Solution
Innovative researchers at The University of Queensland have come up with a way to stop your bathroom mirrors, spectacles and swim goggles from ever fogging up again. UQ physicists Dr Paul Meredith and Dr Mi ...
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