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    New ReRAM chip promises 'super-fast' memory
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    Researchers create superefficient 'inexact' chip
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    Qualcomm shines in chip sales ranking
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    Electronics market to reach Rs 20 lakh crore by 2020
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    An electricity generator powered by viruses!
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    'Graphene quilts' can cool high-power GaN devices!
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    Applied Materials to shift solar wafer manufacturing to Asia
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    Tata demos vehicles running on air
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    China weapon development "faster than expected"
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    Robot records electrical activity in human brain
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New ReRAM chip promises 'super-fast' memory

Researchers at University College London (UCL) have developed what they claim is the first purely silicon oxide-based 'Resistive RAM' memory chip that can operate in ambient conditions. Resistive RAM (or 'ReRAM') memory chips are based on materials, most often oxides of metals...

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Researchers create superefficient 'inexact' chip

A group of researchers have showcased what they claim as a super-efficient "inexact" computer chip that "challenges the industry's 50-year pursuit of accuracy." "In terms of speed, energy consumption and size, inexact computer chips like this prototype, are about 15 times more efficient than today's microchips...

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Qualcomm shines in chip sales ranking

Intel Corp. retained its top position in the IC Insight's sales ranking. According to IC Insights' soon-to-be-released May update of its McClean Report, Intel commanded the lead by registering 68 per cent higher sales level than second-ranked Samsung in 1Q12...

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Electronics market to reach Rs 20 lakh crore by 2020

The electronics market is expected to reach Rs 5 lakh crore by this year-end, and Rs 20 lakh crore by 2020, according to the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India. The market was estimated at Rs 3.25 lakh crore in 2010...

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An electricity generator powered by viruses!

Scientists from the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have developed a method to generate power using harmless viruses that convert mechanical energy into electricity...

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'Graphene quilts' can cool high-power GaN devices!

Gallium Nitride (GaN), a semiconductor material found in bright lights since the 1990s, is used in wireless applications due to its high efficiency and high voltage operation. GaN transistors have been offered commercially since 2006. The problem with them, like all high power operating devices, is significant amount of dissipated heat...

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Applied Materials to shift solar wafer manufacturing to Asia

Applied Materials Inc., a provider of equipment, services and software to the semiconductor, flat panel display and solar photovoltaic industries, is restructuring its energy and environmental solutions (EES) business to cope with challenging conditions in the industry...

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Tata demos vehicles running on air

Skyrocketing fuel price has become a big worry nowadays; but the development related to Tata's air-car project is surely going to bring cheer to all Indians. World's most reputed carmaker Tata Motors and Luxemburg based Motor Development International (MDI) have taken a step towards bringing the concept...

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China weapon development "faster than expected"

Whatever the intensions may be, "the modernisation and advancement of Chinese military weapons systems over the past decade have consistently developed faster," says a report. "It is much faster than both U.S. officials and analysts outside of government expected...

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Robot records electrical activity in human brain

Inner workings of brain have always been the subject of human curiosity. But, the researchers at MIT and Georgia Institute of Technology claim to have cracked the mystery and that too with the help of robots. They have developed an automated way to record electrical activity inside neurons in the living brain...

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