So, the chips in your phones, the chips in your PCs, the chips potentially in other things, other kinds of high powered devices, your cars.
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Samsung, the world's top smartphone seller, has also put Qualcomm chips in its lower-priced A90 5G model, which had used Samsung chips in an earlier version.
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" Chips in McLaughlin, 12: "She was like … goth.
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D-shares join a long list of offshore Chinese forms of equity including H-shares and red-chips in Hong Kong, S-chips in Singapore and N-shares in New York.
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D-shares also join a long list of offshore Chinese forms of equity including H-shares and red-chips in Hong Kong, S-chips in Singapore and N-shares in New York.
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You can also build tiny computer chips in this way.
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" Gulliver chips in: "Everyone's just a bunch of chums, really.
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Basically like fish and chips in a pair of jeans.
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I'm going to eat chips in my bra and underwear?
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"I like dipping my chips in chocolate milkshake," said Fearn.
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Costco has a lot of chips in its hands right now.
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Start by heating the milk and chocolate chips in a saucepan.
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Will all smartphone inevitably come with dedicated AI chips in future?
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This is 2016, and in 2016 everyone puts chips in things.
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The chips in question were, like most chips, made in China.
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Apple began using Intel modem chips in some iPhones in 2016.
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There aren't any semiconductor chips in a bicycle imported from China.
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For example: Should you dip your chips in queso, or guacamole?
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Blue-chips in China have tumbled about 2 percent this week.
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"Weren't they announcing it at 3pm today?" someone else chips in.
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Apple decided to design its chips in house back in 2010.
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He thinks embedded chips in human bodies is 50 years away.
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Indeed, 32M isn't the first company to embed chips in employees.
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"Apple has never found malicious chips in our servers," Apple said.
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What Google Assistant "suggestion chips" in Messages will supposedly look like.
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"We're actually criticised for being too old fashioned," Tony chips in.
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An index tracking the 50 most representative blue-chips in Shanghai .
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Get this: Thinly sliced potatoes become the chips in these nachos.
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The family chips in at least two percent for a down payment.
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Sony is also expected to use AMD chips in its next PlayStation.
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O), which supplies about half of the modem chips in Apple's (AAPL.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs even chips in to cover the cost.
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Using its own chips in those servers will improve efficiency and speed.
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The company started using Intel's broadband modem chips in the iPhone 7.
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These prisoners are mainly kept as bargaining chips in the hope of negotiations.
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The actual wi-fi and Bluetooth chips in the phone remain powered on.
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Moreover, it would likely install its own chips in those handsets, Song said.
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ESPN additionally reports that veteran quarterbacks actually want computer chips in game balls.
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Meanwhile, make the ganache: Place the chocolate chips in a large heatproof bowl.
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I go buy a massive tuna salad wrap and chips in the cafeteria.
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As you know, Apple's AirPods only have tiny W1 chips in each earbud.
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"D'Amico sits in..and chips in the occasional well-informed comment," he writes.
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When somebody falls badly ill, the community chips in to pay for care.
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He stuffed the chips in a backpack, which police later recovered, he said.
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I resisted the urge to scream and covered my chips in condiments instead.
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Add chocolate chips in the center of each and top with a marshmallow.
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Apple hasn't even included FM radio chips in iPhones since the iPhone 6s.
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Locals dip their crispy fish and chips in a vat of malt vinegar.
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Place all ingredients except both kinds of chocolate chips in a food processor.
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Qualcomm develops technology behind the 5G ecosystem, like chips in the new devices.
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We actually, we're going to put chips in us to make us better.
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Nilay Patel: But this doesn't sound like you're putting chips in consumer products.
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Dip Simply Nature's cauliflower- or beet- corn tortilla chips in your favorite salsa.
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Another Alphabet subsidiary, self-driving group Waymo, uses Intel chips in its vehicles.
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In the Republic of Ireland, Joe Murphy began making Tayto Chips in 1954.
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Samsung tends to put Snapdragon chips in Galaxy phones headed to the US and Europe and Exynos chips in phones that end up in Asia, so the 8895 will likely end up in one model or another of the S8.
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Apple, which uses Broadcom chips in its iPhones and iPads, also fell roughly 1%.
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ARM's technology is in many of the chips in the world's most popular smartphones.
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We made fried chips in the house and took them all the way out.
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Stir together macadamia nuts, pecans, almonds and chocolate chips in another medium bowl. 3.
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The reason for having mobile AI chips in the first place is pretty straightforward.
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Yet these prisoners are mainly kept as bargaining chips in the hope of negotiations.
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Championed by Donald Trump, Qualcomm is the leading provider of 5G chips in America.
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There are many more Intel chips in the world today than there were then.
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Detained Americans are often used as bargaining chips in negotiations with the United States.
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" His friend chips in: "Yeah, some people like going to the pub on Fridays.
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LHP Brian Duensing had surgery Friday to remove bone chips in his throwing elbow.
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Where are the chips in the balls, the cleats, and the first-down markers?
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Lay's is owned by PepsiCo and makes potato chips in a variety of flavors.
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"I don't think there's any taste to it," Clarke chips in as I chew.
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"You can't buy a bag of chips in Harlem without being surveilled," he said.
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But ultimately, Mr. Musk and others hope to also implant chips in healthy people.
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"We could do more if we had more of these" chips in data centers.
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Nestle's decline saw Switzerland's SMI underperform euro zone blue chips in France and Germany.
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That's what putting all your chips in the basket of Blake Bortles is like.
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Brazil leads the UN's stabilisation mission in Haiti, to which it chips in 232,22 peacekeepers.
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We won't know for sure until we start seeing these chips in actual products though.
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He added that could mean that Chinese firms stop using American chips in their designs.
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GoPro , which uses Ambarella's chips in its cameras, was up nearly 4 percent at $11.14.
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Goldman cites the proliferation of graphics chips in non-traditional markets such as automotive. Questions?
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Now Mr Trump appears ready to exploit military ties as bargaining chips in economic affairs.
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The data chips in game balls would have NFL players carrying a wider tech load.
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It's unclear whether Amazon will start using the chips in its own devices or not.
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When the subject of getting hit by lightning comes up, the course director chips in.
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There's fewer Intel chips in mobile, but the same flaw applies to the ARM chips.
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I think we're past the point where ARM chips in Apple consumer desktops make sense.
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RHP Jarred Cosart continues to have tests done regarding bone chips in his right elbow.
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We're 2628% grassroots-funded, & every person who chips in owns a piece of our movement.
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Earlier this week Microsoft announced the early availability of special chips in its Azure cloud.
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The AI boom has already shaken up the market for computer chips in recent years.
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The V100 GPUs remain the most powerful chips in Nvidia's lineup for high-performance computing.
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A chance to throw all the chips in the air and see where they fall?
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" "So, I got rid of all of them now; I've cashed all my chips in.
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The SSE50, which tracks the 50 most representative blue-chips in Shanghai, fell 4.6 percent.
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That effectively makes them bargaining chips in the high-stakes conflict between Pyongyang and Washington.
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Last year, Bloomberg reported the Chinese government secretly placed data collection chips in Apple hardware.
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GoPro, which uses Ambarella's chips in its cameras, was up nearly 4 percent at $523.
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Combine all ingredients except chocolate chips in food processor and blend until completely smooth. 3.
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Due to the small size of the chip, just 4mm by 5mm, the team believes it may be able to implant up to 10 of these chips in a single brain, but it plans to start with just four chips in their initial human trials.
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Intel said on Friday it continues to expect volume production for its 10nm chips in 2019.
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At the home, everyone chips in, chopping firewood for the kitchen and helping to prepare meals.
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But for now, it'll take six months to install the chips in the computers in Livermore.
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But unlike the bag of chips in the checkout aisle, you won't regret the Roku Express.
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Aside from the processors in its Macs, Apple also uses Intel's modem chips in some iPhones.
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Their quarrel had revolved around patent fees for the use of Qualcomm's chips in Apple's iPhone.
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Microsoft, Sony, and Valve have already pushed their chips in, and now Google's done the same.
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In its iPhones released last year, Apple dropped Qualcomm's chips in favor of those from Intel.
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RHP Jarred Cosart is still waiting for results regarding the bone chips in his right elbow.
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Samsung Electronics, which saw strong demand for its memory chips in recent quarters, slipped 2.77 percent.
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The Takis had a more artificial-looking red color and had fewer chips in the bag.
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This chemical envelops the memory chips in all electronic-storage devices, reducing the risk of overheating.
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Unfortunately, our public servants find themselves as bargaining chips in political brinkmanship more and more often.
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The victim says he never ate the chips in question, according to The Post and Courier.
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" Green chips in: "I was halfway through a beer when I realized it wasn't paid for.
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Usually the groom is responsible for buying a home, though the bride's family frequently chips in.
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Alternately, choose chips in a single color and hang ornaments with thumbtacks or colorful washi tape.
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Intel is working with the Chinese to build high-end mobile chips, in competition with Qualcomm.
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Heavyweight blue-chips, in particular big-cap infrastructure shares, lost traction and dragged on the market.
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O) to use only its chips in a bid to squeeze out rival Intel Corp (INTC.
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Companies like Qualcomm and Intel will be a key part of chips in 5G, for example.
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Also announced: A licensing deal with rival ARM to produce ARM-based chips in Intel factories.
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The company's revenue benefited by an increasing demand for its graphic chips in gaming consoles and PCs.
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Apple could do a deal with AMD and start producing wicked fast chips in decently short order.
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Today, there are over 100,0003 Parkinson's patients with tiny chips in their brain to control their symptoms.
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Microsoft tried to bring Windows to ARM chips in the past, but the results weren't very good.
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FCC chairman Ajit Pai called for Apple to activate the FM chips in the iPhone earlier Thursday.
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Apple began phasing in Intel's modem chips in 2016 after years of using chips exclusively from Qualcomm.
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With the iPhone 7, launched in 2016, Apple began using Intel modem chips in some models instead.
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Dialog is heavily depending on Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics, which use its chips in their smartphones.
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Just under half (~45%) of all ARM-based chips in the world are mobile chips, Segars says.
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Little wonder then that the chips in the center increasingly seem to be heading in its direction.
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Everyone in the family chips in to do the digging and laying work, including women and children.
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Alante Fenner adds 210 points per contest while Zach Sellers chips in 210 points and 22 assists.
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Isaac McGlone chips in 221 points while Zach Charles leads the team with 33 rebounds per contest.
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If anyone modified MOS code, they were not changing the code embedded on chips in Tesla's cars.
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There are dozens of chips in the market, but we prefer 8th generation or higher Intel chips.
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Connor, Alice's 50-ish gay roommate, chips in with wages from his job at the local Walgreens.
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New York City runs one such program, using the resulting chips in parks, institutions and community gardens.
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Google has finally started allowing other companies to rent its artificial intelligence-tailored chips in the cloud.
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But my life, and the lives of immigrant youth, are not bargaining chips in any political game.
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Taking advantage of government grants, Micron is investing $2000 billion to make more flash-memory chips in Singapore.
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Apple later stopped paying license fees to Qualcomm and completely stopped using its chips in iPhones in 2018.
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The A9 chips in the iPhone 93s and 6s Plus are currently manufactured by both TSMC and Samsung.
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The case is In re Certain Graphics Processing Chips, in the U.S. International Trade Commission, No. 337-941.
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Indeed, Haas and Davies expect that we'll see quite a few of these chips in cars going forward.
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It also makes chips in Singapore, Japan and Taiwan, but only performs assembly and test work in China.
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This custom system-on-a-chip (SoC) marks Google's first foray into custom chips in a consumer product.
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Apple is widely expected to move its Mac line to custom ARM-based chips in the coming years.
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Toddrick Gotcher adds 11.4 points and Zach Smith chips in 803 points and a team-best 6.4 rebounds.
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If you have a passion for dipping tortilla chips in melted cheese, this is the pin for you.
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Elon Musk's neurotechnology company, Neuralink, pulled back the veil on its ambitions to implant chips in people's brains.
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He compares the lure of the smartphone to having an open bag of potato chips in the car.
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Instead of chowing down on crunchy potato chips, Samuel recommends making your own kale chips in the oven.
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An index tracking the 50 most representative blue-chips in Shanghai, dubbed China's "nifty 50", dropped 2.8 percent.
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Too much time is spent faffing around balancing six chips in a mini wheelbarrow, the flavour becomes secondary.
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The girls behind me in the female line somehow munched away on salted chips in the sweltering heat.
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Bags of chips in Calbee's Renji de line have a "This side up!" marker and a tear line.
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Cloud computing may be Intel's core, but Mr. Krzanich has to feed it from chips in many markets.
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Microprocessor expert Linley Gwennap, of the Linley Group, said that Qualcomm had world-leading chips in several areas.
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Intel recently acquired a firm that would let it replace more of Qualcomm's chips in iPhones, Rasgon said.
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Apple has gradually reduced its reliance on Qualcomm, turning to Intel for modem chips in its latest iPhones.
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Southerners like dousing their chips in blue cheese, and Atlanta's Buckhead Diner is the mastermind behind that concoction.
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Hamas says it will only give up its bargaining chips in exchange for Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails.
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And rather irrationally, he believed that the prisoners could be used as bargaining chips in any peace negotiations.
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Microprocessor expert Linley Gwennap, of the Linley Group, noted that Qualcomm had world-leading chips in several areas.
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And starting in early February, you'll be able to pick up Pickle Rick chips in grocery stores nationwide.
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Wilson has not pitched since July and had surgery in August to remove bone chips in his elbow.
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But Arm processors are different from Intel or IBM chips in that Arm itself does not make chips.
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A Reuters witness saw damage to two cars parked outside the building, blackened walls and chips in window panes.
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Combine coconut oil and chocolate chips in a double boiler on low heat, stirring occasionally until thoroughly melted. 6.
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Apple, which has used Intel chips in its computers since 2005, and the computer chipmaker both declined to comment.
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Spread chips in an even layer on a baking sheet; top evenly with 11⁄ 2 cups of the cheese.
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Other blue chips in the sector, Oil Search Ltd and Santos Ltd fell 1.8 percent and 2.1 percent, respectively.
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"Apple has never found malicious chips in our servers," Apple said earlier this month in response to the report.
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HeidelbergCement shares were up 0.1 percent at 1054 GMT, one of only two German blue-chips in positive territory.
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But Dangerous Things sold $150,000 worth of implantable chips in 2015 and $100,000 worth the year before, Graafstra said.
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In a Facebook post since removed, Belkin said it would have to put new chips in every WeMo device.
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Included are: Chris' Nintendo Switch review, Dieter's scoop about chips in Chromebooks, some MWC previews, and much, much more!
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"There are 500 ARM chips [in one car] today — and none of them are secure today btw!" said Son.
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Should we look for Foveros-stacked chips in phones and tablets as well as the predictable laptops and desktops?
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At the top of Lebenthal's list are companies that make specialized chips in areas with lots of growth potential.
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Last summer, Qualcomm said it expects Apple to not put its modem chips in the next generation of iPhones.
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But then the big joke was that there were computer chips in the dolls that were tracking the kids.
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Intel has entered into a new licensing agreement with competitor ARM to produce ARM-based chips in Intel factories.
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Elon Musk's neurotechnology company, Neuralink, has pulled back the veil on its ambitions to implant chips in people's brains.
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Intel in 2015 acquired a firm that would let it replace more of Qualcomm's chips in iPhones, Rasgon said.
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In 1993, the White House supported legislation that would have required manufacturers to install "Clipper Chips" in electronic devices.
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"In our opinion, it's all about execution and the number of devices using WattUp chips in 2018 and 2019."
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His golden beet and celery salad has a seaweed vinaigrette inspired by tribes eating dried seaweed chips in Alaska.
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Cloud companies engineer server chips in ways that make very powerful and flexible systems used by millions of people.
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On Tuesday, UMC released a statement claiming a Chinese court had temporarily banned sales of Micron chips in China.
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Many companies -- both blue chips in the Dow and S&P 500, as well as small businesses -- are suffering.
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The policy, along with waning demand, has led to growing stockpiles of chips in other countries throughout the region.
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During and after high school, Angelica assembled medical syringes, made newsprint, and prepared tortilla chips in an assembly line.
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A subset of biohackers called grinders go so far as to implant devices like computer chips in their bodies.
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And Mr. Soros, one of the best traders in history, still chips in over how his money is managed.
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Many fear that the women are being used as bargaining chips in the tensions between Iran and the West.
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What do Sonicare toothbrushes, Roomba iRobots and 70 percent of the computer chips in today's iPhones have in common?
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Starting in May Taco Bell will roll out Classic, Mild and Fire tortilla chips in grocery and convenience stores.
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The vision of fisting a bag of Kettle Chips, in particular, will prove difficult to eradicate from our minds.
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Brafman said anyone could buy the bag of chips in the cafeteria of the courthouse for not much money.
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The chilaquiles are just chilaquiles, tortilla chips in red or green salsa under white onions and a tangy crema.
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An office in Sweden is already using under-the-skin chips in order to identify employees (though it's optional).
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Arm, owned by Japan's SoftBank Group Corp, provides the underlying processor technology for the chips in most mobile phones.
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Intel is counting on increased demand for its server chips in data centers as the PC market continues to shrink.
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That said, there's still no update on when we'll start seeing the so-called Coffee Lake chips in actual computers.
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Apple deliberately prevents chips in older iPhones from reaching their full processing power under certain conditions, the company has confirmed.
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The company needs these chips in order to stay competitive with ascendant technologies like those from ARM, which dominates mobile.
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It made me want to take a video of me shoving chips in my face and send it to him.
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The Pikachu burg seems to have chips in it, and also three types of cheese and maybe some dang peppers.
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Whilst the lobster is cooking, refry your chips in 190 degree oil for 2 minutes until light brown and crisp.
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The latest iPhones and iPads have A12 chips in them, which have several times the processing power of the A8.
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Here, we take a look at 16 celebrities who were all that and a bag of chips in the 1990s.
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Where this will really get interesting is if Qualcomm eventually decides to build higher-end chips in the XR line.
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Samsung also says its image sensor business is growing due to Chinese companies using the chips in dual-camera smartphones.
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Apple has added Cirrus technology to the iPhone 7 and uses Cirrus' chips in headphones shipped with the new device.
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Most recently, the food and beverage giant has been testing compostable bags for chips in Chile, India and the U.S.
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From the early 2000s they have used smart chips in their cartridges to make them harder to copy or refill.
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Blogger Casey Baseel says his wife discovered these chips in a market and brought them home for him to try.
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Those claims might have been overblown — and Tesla has used Nvidia's chips in its cars, too, further complicating the matter.
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Recogni plans to start producing production-ready samples of its chips in the second half of next year, Choudhary said.
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SX8P dropped 23 percent, after an overnight report that Apple plans to replace Intel chips in Macs with its own.
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Rival Qualcomm fared better, with shares rising 7.5 percent after it reported strong demand for its mobile chips in China.
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Analysts say that some of those prisoners have value for the Iranian authorities as possible bargaining chips in future swaps.
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Smaller wiring can also provide a cost advantage, assuming companies are able to produce the chips in roughly similar volumes.
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One less piece of paperwork to worry about, one more afternoon to research the best fish and chips in London.
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Sources at the casino tell TMZ Sports ... all green chips in the building equal $25, and black chips are $100.
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CHIPS IN THE CLEAR Huawei is confident that other hardware in the new phone will be compliant with U.S. law.
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Just the other day, I offered my eldest 19 chocolate chips in exchange for a single bite of roasted cauliflower.
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Labour regarded the occupied territories as bargaining chips in negotiations over a future peace deal with Jordan or the Palestinians.
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While this technology is extremely promising, using organ chips in human clinical trials is still a decade or so away.
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Analysts believe the Syrian Kurdish groups could use the SDF-held Arab areas as bargaining chips in negotiations with Damascus.
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Jinhua and United Microelectronics countersued Micron in China, where courts sided with them and banned some of Micron's chips in China.
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It also can no longer enter exclusivity agreements with phone makers, preventing smartphone companies from putting rivals' chips in their phones.
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Moreover, Intel will not launch its own 10-nanometer chips in PCs until late 2019, with server chips coming in 2020.
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We kill a bag of Kettle New York Cheddar chips to make up for the lack of chips in our nachos.
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Apple has credited special camera sensors in the iPhone 7 Plus, and special chips in its AirPods, for their superior performance.
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He didn't like going there himself, and whenever in London couldn't wait to get back to egg and chips in Bradford.
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There has been a steady increase in demersal fishing for sharks and rays for consumption as fish and chips in Australia.
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In the past, Apple used Qualcomm's modem chips in its flagship iPhone models to help them connect to wireless data networks.
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The key takeaway is that when docked, the reported chips in the Nintendo Switch have the potential to run much faster.
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Compared to the chips in other Chromebooks announced at CES 2019, this chip is slower and has less power management capabilities.
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Ramses: There are winemakers that, instead of aging wine in wood, just throw wood chips in the wine to infuse it.
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Taiwan Semi is a major supplier to Apple, and its bullish comments were positive for chips in general but also Apple.
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I'm hungry from skipping lunch, and I scarf down a bag of chips in the car, which I regret almost immediately.
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In last year's final hand, both players had pushed all their chips in, with five shared cards yet to be dealt.
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The kale chips definitely came in handy when I started to gravitate toward a bag of tortilla chips in the cupboard.
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Other chips in the line-up are the quad-core i5-7640X and i7 processors with 4, 6 or 8 cores.
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This was all just a trial run for Arjen's ultimate goal: selling chips in no man's land at the South Pole.
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In turn, the companies countersued Micron in China, where courts sided with them and banned some of Micron's chips in China.
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Pegatron plans to produce the chips in partnership with Indonesian electronics company PT Sat Nusapersada, Deputy Minister Warsito Ignatius told Reuters.
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If you're concerned about a "chip"-based meal, Taco Bell will also be offering the Naked Chicken Chips in a Crunchwrap.
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It starts off with dual-core mobile chips in the Core M3, Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7 processor families.
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WARF brought a separate lawsuit against Apple in 2015, alleging chips in later versions of the iPhone infringe the same patent.
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"He's treating our farmers and our workers as poker chips in one of his bankrupt casinos," Klobuchar said to audience applause.
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What used to be rock-solid foreign policy principles are now bargaining chips in election campaigns, of both left and right.
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Of particular note was the discussion of AMD chips in Windows laptops and future gaming products AMD might be working on.
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The firm reiterated its overweight rating for the chipmaker's shares, citing strong demand for memory chips in the cloud computing market.
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Intel, for example, has recently succeeded in placing wireless chips in some Apple smartphones and has trumpeted its own 5G advances.
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BET, another coin, is being designed to serve as the chips in an online casino its programmers are promising to build.
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Steve Wynn, the king of Las Vegas, is pushing all his chips in on the Oakland Raiders becoming the Vegas Raiders.
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Details about the vulnerability are still coming to light, but it is believed to affect chips in millions of computers worldwide.
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Other blue-chips in the sector, Rio Tinto Ltd and Fortescue Metals Group Ltd dropped 0.4 percent and 0.9 percent, respectively.
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The strategy has proven lucrative for Adidas, whose shares are among the top performers among German blue-chips in recent years.
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How we'd say it in Britain:"I like to cover my chips in salt and vinegar and dip them in ketchup."
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O) is planning to use its own chips in Mac computers beginning as early as 2020, replacing processors from Intel Corp (INTC.
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The federal government chips in in the form of Interior Department and Forest Service firefighting and Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster funding.
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We do this while we eat the best doughnuts and chips in the world, and (these days) while we drink Fred's alcohol.
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PC-makers can now use its smartphone chips in always-on Windows laptops The company is also powering wireless devices for healthcare
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At the end of the clip, Sir Patrick Stewarts chips in to say people are forever confusing him with Sir Ben Kingsley.
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"Potato chips would be a major trigger for me, so you would not find chips in my house right now," she said.
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Raymond decided to overhaul her unhealthy eating habits, which included being able to eat an entire bag of chips in one sitting.
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Take Arm, a Britain-based firm whose technology powers chips in virtually every phone in the world, including those made by HiSilicon.
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Qualcomm, the chipmaker that could suffer the most as Apple develops 5G chips in-house, is also reporting next week on Wednesday.
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The former Today show anchor stepped out to pick up pizza and a bag of chips in Sag Harbor on Monday afternoon.
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The stolen funds were deposited in four or five accounts, and later laundered into untraceable gambling chips in two casinos in Manila.
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Apple's last major Mac processor transition of this scope occurred when it moved away from IBM's PowerPC chips in favor of Intel's.
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Apple once used Qualcomm chips exclusively but began phasing in Intel chips in 2016 and dropped Qualcomm from iPhones released last year.
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He's integrating lab-grown neurons onto computer chips in an effort to make them much more powerful than their standard silicon forebears.
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It's like eating chips in the car at the seaside, or seeing your favourite DJ at your favourite club on your own.
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He and his team put chips in three types of dip with different pH levels and consistencies: salsa, chocolate syrup and queso.
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So scroll on to check out all the flavors and let us know if you're on team kale chips in the comments.
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Malik Morgan nearly recorded a double-double Thursday and chips in 33 points while Dylan Osetkowski adds 23 points and 276 rebounds.
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State-linked Saudi funds have been buying blue-chips in a support operation since the market plunged last week, according to analysts.
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Tito's Tacos has been making the best hard-shell tacos and freshly fried tortilla chips in Los Angeles for almost 60 years.
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Normally, every worker chips in for the cost of negotiating a labor contract, because everyone in the bargaining unit benefits from it.
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Don't you think that serving chips in plant pots and salad on trowels can give chefs a way to express their creativity?
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But lately more and more companies are looking to build chips in-house, in an attempt to stand out from the pack.
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You scan your card, open the fridge and Foodles will automatically bills your account as there are RFID chips in all jars.
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Zoey was eating chips in her audition and it was so clear that she was who was going to play this part.
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And let's be honest, putting potato chips in your salad is a great idea no matter what time of year it is.
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Samsung traditionally uses Qualcomm chips in the U.S., which means the new phones will probably run on its new Snapdragon 865 chip.
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Kuo believes that Apple's processor will use a 5 nanometer or "5nm" process for the chips in many of its upcoming products.
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Seafood stuffed into toasted brioche and garnished with plantain chips in the shape and flavor of crabs is both adorable and appetizing.
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"I haven't had chips in about 10½ months," she explained, "but I have had a fresh apple" thanks to regular cargo deliveries.
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The cast chips in commentary, helping to narrate the action and put it all in context if you're still a little fuzzy.
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I wouldn't mind if I never touched chocolate again, as long as I could have all the potato chips in the world.
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Google had 13 job postings for roles related to chips in Bengaluru, according to a recent check of the company's careers website.
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"We asked people to describe color chips in a way that would make sense to someone else who spoke their language," Conway says.
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The device is a far cry from conventional computers, which are based on minute wires imprinted on silicon chips in highly ordered patterns.
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Fry chips in 2 batches until very lightly golden, 3 or 4 minutes per batch, stirring occasionally to make sure they don't stick.
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One Swedish company recently implanted chips in employees' hands, enabling staff members to open doors and operate the photocopier without using traditional passes.
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In Sweden, you can work in an office that offers NFC chips in lieu of keycards, or pay for train tickets with one.
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But the fact that so many hardware makers are willing to commit to Qualcomm's 5G chips in 2019 is certainly a positive sign.
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These kits had little snap-together electronic parts that allowed you to create circuits and connect chips in order to build various projects.
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Before he gets to order a his food, the bowl of tortilla chips in front of him says 'Hey, you're a handsome fellow.
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Some of us buy overpriced meditation cushions and throw out the potato chips in our cupboards (or finish them because we're not wasteful).
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Researchers are putting chips in children's dolls that can recognize up to eight emotions by facial recognition using AI algorithms, New Scientist reports.
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Intel shares closed down 2346.90 percent after Bloomberg reported Apple is planning to use its own chips in Mac computers beginning in 2020.
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We don't care if we get a horrible case of gastritis; we will always dip our chips in hot sauce and lime juice.
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It designs the chips in-house, and has them produced by TSMC, the Taiwanese giant which makes chips for Qualcomm, Nvidia, and Apple.
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The world's most valuable technology company previously used Qualcomm's modem chips in its iPhone, which helped the device connect to wireless data networks.
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Wild Beasts' Hayden Thorpe chips in guest vocals on lead single "In Your Sleep," a slow-burner that's equal parts eerie and seductive.
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Just one company, PepsiCo (Frito-Lay), sells 59 percent of all potato chips and 71 percent of all tortilla chips in the country.
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In 2017, Apple sued Qualcomm for $1 billion after the chipmaker stopped paying for the exclusive right to put its chips in iPhones.
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The chips are liquid-cooled -- a feature that's sometimes used for high-performance computing chips or some performance-oriented chips in people's PCs.
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Which presidential candidate received the most support from the little guy who chips in a few dollars to help elect his favorite politician?
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Others, still feeling burned by the 2016 campaign, want to wait and see how the primary plays out before pushing their chips in.
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But state-linked Saudi funds have been buying blue-chips in a support operation since the market plunged last week, according to analysts.
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As you can imagine, down in South Wales, it's not a big place; people start to hang out together, and everyone chips in.
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" Clivaz chips in and turns to me: "You're too young to remember Café Des Amis du Vin but it was a trailblazing restaurant.
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The race to put chips in cars is particularly competitive — companies are trying to improve autonomous driving technology, which requires more sophisticated semiconductors.
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Crisps, known as potato chips in the United States and often high in salt and saturated fat, are a staple snack in Britain.
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Smartphones are packed with sensors — gyroscopes, accelerometers, and proximity sensors — and it's been possible to reuse many of those chips in VR headsets.
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With China desperate to make its own chips in volume, and quickly (there's more on that theme below), the move could prove shrewd.
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When we're talking about a faith-based collapse, you're going to start to see the chips in the foundation on social media first.
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Many mixologists choose to impart a smoky flavor into their cocktails by burning different herbs and wood chips in or around the glass.
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The analyst cited how Microsoft, Baidu and Tencent announced their intentions to use AMD's latest server chips in their cloud computing data centers.
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The chip industry felt tremors upon the report that Apple would soon be turning away from Intel for the chips in its MacBooks.
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Nvidia, a big chip maker, cut its fourth-quarter revenue estimates, in part because of weak demand for its gaming chips in China.
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It has become increasingly clear that they are seen as potential bargaining chips in Turkey's efforts to force the extradition of Mr. Gulen.
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Apple famously throttled iPhone 7 models with Qualcomm chips in an effort to prevent major disparities between those and the slower Intel-equipped phones.
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Analysts have estimated Qualcomm to have just over 50 percent of the share of modem chips in iPhones, with Intel making up the rest.
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That amount of money is separate from any future royalties that Apple will pay for using Qualcomm chips in its devices going forward, too.
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Tony Choi, another DACA recipient, said that he and his fellow DREAMers "refuse to be bargaining chips" in a political game Trump is playing.
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Epicenter made headlines in 2015 when it was reported that those who worked there could open its doors using RFID chips in their hands.
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The delays come as reports suggest Apple is considering replacing Intel's processors with the company's own chips in Mac computers as soon as 2020.
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AMD re-entered the server chip market with EPYC chips in 2017, tapping into a booming market as the shift to cloud encourages Amazon.
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"There is no truth" to claims in the story that Apple found malicious chips in its servers in 2015, the said in a statement.
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Huawei already makes its own processor for its high-end phones but has so far mainly used Intel and Nvidia chips in its servers.
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Ross visited Whitbie's Fish & Chips in Lethbridge, Alberta the morning after a night out, thinking that a good meal might make him feel better.
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Mobileye brings a broad portfolio that includes cameras, sensor chips, in-car networking, roadway mapping, machine learning, cloud software and data fusion and management.
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The flaws, which impacted the chips in many popular devices, allowed hackers to inconspicuously manipulate a common efficiency technique used to speed data processing.
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In a Pringles Super Bowl commercial, two young men stack potato chips in different flavor combinations and wonder how many different stacks are possible.
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Mobileye brings a broad portfolio that includes cameras, sensor chips, in-car networking, roadway mapping, machine learning, cloud software and data fusion and management.
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It doesn't exactly enable warp drive for vehicles, but similar to the chips in the show, they can store up to 8GB of data.
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Blue chips in Shanghai climbed 212 percent in early trade there, extending Friday's bounce on Beijing's pledge of support for the economy and companies.
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Apple once used Qualcomm Inc chips exclusively but began phasing in Intel Corp chips in 2016 and dropped Qualcomm from iPhones released last year.
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Intel sees drones as a fast-growing market and wants to ensure it has a home for its chips in the coming robot revolution.
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It takes more to lure those people back to the city than some potato chips in a bowl and a bottle of budget rosé.
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They implant chips in themselves, eat highly regulated diets, take supplements, perform cell experiments in home labs, and, especially, fanatically track their body's data.
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Samsung, meanwhile, moved away from Qualcomm chips in earnest for its 2015 high-end lineup and turned in excellent results from its Exynos processors.
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And complicating things even further, RAM manufacturers converted their 22K factories to 23-meg facilities, rather than producing the chips in two separate facilities.
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The price hikes, the source says, are largely due to a boom in demand for memory chips in everything from smartphones to autonomous vehicles.
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Apple famously switched away from its PowerPC processors to Intel chips in 2006, thus making the underlying hardware more similar to that of PCs.
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Slaveowners and abolitionists compromised on slavery over and over again, throwing black people's rights onto the bargaining table like betting chips in a casino.
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The sign on the table shows a $100 minimum and he appears to have a fat stack of black chips in front of him.
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Qualcomm – The chipmaker was hit with a $1.2 billion fine by European regulators for paying Apple to exclusively use Qualcomm chips in its products.
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Apple was embroiled in a privacy controversy earlier this month after Bloomberg reported the Chinese government secretly placed data collection chips in Apple hardware.
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This president is treating people out there like poker chips in one of his bankrupt casinos the way he is adding to our debt.
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Year's top SPX winner Advanced Micro Devices chips in with 21 pct gain, while software maker Autodesk hits record high on robust Q2 report.
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But in 2017, Apple sued Qualcomm for $1 billion after the chipmaker stopped paying for the exclusive right to put its chips in iPhones.
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"People seeking asylum are once again being used as bargaining chips in a deadly political game," said Amnesty International Deputy Research Director Massimo Moratti.
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Networking giant Cisco Systems uses ASIC chips in its routers, and ASIC chips can often be found in smartphones handling video and audio functions.
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Though the manufacturer can choose not to turn on the FM chips in phones, like Apple, the decision usually rests with the data provider.
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He views a strong sense of local identity — and large numbers of protesters willing to fight — as future bargaining chips in negotiating the city's fate.
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I use cacao, Moon Juice powder, almond milk, mint extract, spinach, and a frozen banana, and I pulse chocolate chips in at the very end.
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However, if Apple were to not include any 5G Intel chips in future iPhones, it could seriously hurt the chipmaker's inroads in the mobile space.
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Intel, which makes chips in its own factories instead of relying on contractors, is behind schedule delivering chips made with its own newer manufacturing process.
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Industry executives say the sudden need for chips in 2.5 million replacement phones is exacerbating already tight memory market conditions, which could push prices higher.
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China is highly dependent on foreign tech in its semiconductor industry, importing 90 percent of its chips in order to power its fast-growing economy.
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While the updates are nice to see, it also highlights Apple's frustratingly slow cadence when it comes to offering the latest chips in its Macs.
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Betty's Fish N' Chips in Santa Rosa is popular for its traditional made-from-scratch English-style fish and chips, the kind anglophiles dream of.
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Apple making graphics chips in house would infringe on Imagination's patents, the latter maintained, but Apple wouldn't agree to licensing some of their graphic patents.
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Huawei says it can transfer data at up to 2499Mbps, and the feature is triggered by the NFC chips in both the laptop and phone.
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Usually everyone chips in to rent the boat and buys food and drinks to bring, but the host has covered the cost of everything tonight.
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"We see a promising future for the application of ASIC chips in AI and will continue focusing on the AI chip market," the documents said.
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Unlike the chips in desktop PCs, which are jacks-of-all-trades, an ASIC is designed to perform a single task as efficiently as possible.
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Bloomberg reported that Amazon uncovered the malicious chips in 2015 when examining servers manufactured by a company known as Elemental Technologies which Amazon eventually acquired.
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"Do you know if Wilson likes chocolate chips in his pancakes," Stout asked, before asking Jones if she'd be mad if he gave him some.
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However, since Apple sometimes skips over entire generations of silicon, being able to get those chips in a new MacBook wasn't exactly a sure thing.
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But it was a major victory for Apple, which has long been rumored to be mulling a shift into producing its own chips in-house.
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Dragon investors will get tokens that can be exchanged for gambling chips in Dragon-affiliated casinos or they can hold the tokens for investment purposes.
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That, though, will mean putting chips in your sofa, your wallet and your fridge to enable them to talk to the rest of the world.
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One of the best stoner snacks is fried bologna with cheese—then you gotta throw your favorite potato chips in there, inside of the sandwich.
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The study saw Ariely examine workers who assembled computer chips in a technology company in Israel to find out what incentives made them work harder.
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The Myriad 2 chips, in combination with machine learning, are attempting this sort of operation with a very small footprint and considerable power consumption savings.
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An index tracking the 50 most representative blue-chips in Shanghai, dubbed China's "nifty 50", slid around 1 percent to a near 14-month low.
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Perhaps they just want to keep things simpler, or they couldn't source enough 3993-gig chips in the right size to fit into a phone.
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There are less flipping 2-in-1 crazy laptops, but PC makers are now starting to test the waters of Qualcomm's Snapdragon chips in laptops.
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The deal is the latest in the chip industry as companies bulk up in response to growing demand for chips in connected devices and cars.
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Whether it's a doner kebab in Berlin, chicken-and-chips in South London, or pizza in Brooklyn, the post-club snack is an essential ritual.
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"They are putting all their chips in on that the Republicans will lose the House and all of these investigations will shut down," Nunes said.
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One, called CupClub, puts RFID chips in cups so they can be tracked and then picked up from drop points to be cleaned and reused.
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One crucial difference is that Huawei, unlike ZTE, does not depend extensively on outside vendors such as Qualcomm for the main chips in its smartphones.
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Still, American firms supply other kinds of chips in Huawei's gear as well as optical equipment for its fiber cable networks and other specialized parts.
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However, Zhou said that it was unlikely that Beijing would be able to identify or track the Beidou chips in the U-2 pilots' watches.
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Unlike Intel which makes chips in its own factories, known as fabs, AMD is a "fabless" semiconductor company which relies on third party manufacturing companies.
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But bone chips in his elbow, back discomfort, neck tightness and a latissimus strain have also slowed him at times in his major league career.
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U.S. peer Micron was banned from selling chips in China late Tuesday, as heightened fears over trade frictions prompted a slump in global tech shares.
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The Google chip can be more efficient with certain types of computing than more traditional chips in terms of cost and energy usage, he said.
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How serious is President Trump's break with protocol, which has always protected security clearances from being used as chips in a game of political poker?
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It was also accused of cutting iPhone maker Apple a royalty discount in exchange for the exclusive use of Qualcomm's modem chips in the past.
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She said technology like the chips in credit cards were more effective in preventing fraud than in pen-and-paper signatures that can be forged.
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Samsung&aposs current Galaxy S10 generation comes in variants with and without 5G, as 5G connectivity was optional on Qualcomm&aposs mobile chips in 2019.
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They have RFID chips in shoes, so they know when people try on the shoes what the percentage take rate is of purchasing the shoes.
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For example, there's been a lot of discussion about the "internet of things" — an effort to embed computer chips in everything from thermostats to light bulbs.
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A Chinese court temporarily banned Micron Technology from selling chips in China, the world's biggest memory chip market, hitting shares in U.S. and Asian semiconductor stocks.
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Last year he spent $31bn buying Britain's ARM Holdings, which designs the chips in mobile devices (it will be owned jointly by SoftBank and the fund).
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AmbarellaAmbarella is best known as the manufacturer of the chips in GoPro's action cameras, but the company also produces video-processing chips for other drone-makers.
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And Intel dove 6 percent after a Bloomberg News report that Apple was planning to use its own chips in its computers instead of Intel processors.
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However, I have recently tested several Chromebooks with chips in that line and so long as they have 8GB of RAM, I didn't have any complaints.
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Ambarella has supplied chips in the built-in cameras on DJI's drones, and for GoPro cameras that can be mounted onto 3D Robotics drones, for example.
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The iMac got new chips in March, most MacBook Pro laptops were updated this summer and the updated fan-favorite Mac Mini was unveiled last fall.
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Users of iPhones would, she said, be unable to use the Home Office app to scan their digital passport chips in order to apply for residence.
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Here's Apple's full response: The October 8, 2018 issue of Bloomberg Businessweek incorrectly reports that Apple found "malicious chips" in servers on its network in 2015.
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Apple juniper kombucha or a BBQ chopped salad may soon replace the can of soda and bag of chips in a vending machine at your office.
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Lamar Peters (12.4) and Mario Kegler (10.1) also average double figures in scoring, while Aric Holman chips in 963 points and a team-best 6.3 rebounds.
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Speaking to CNBC after the results, ARM CEO Simon Segars, said that the increasing amount of chips in cars is a big focus for the company.
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Shares of U.K. chip designer fell as much as 71 percent Monday after announced it will no longer be using its chips in its new products.
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But her suggestion that she would use the rights of EU citizens already in Britain as bargaining chips in the upcoming negotiation does not bode well.
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It's a combination of a Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) and headphone amp, and does a much better job than the cheap chips in your computer.
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They started selling the chips online that September and within three months, Jackson's Honest had sold chips in all 50 states and in eight different countries.
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The global leader in computer chips, televisions and smartphones said it would shift most of its existing DRAM production capacity to 10-nano chips in 2018.
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Investors can't ignore Nvidia's three-pronged approach to satisfying the need for high-quality semiconductor chips in the worlds of gaming, data centers and autonomous driving.
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The chips in our devices are powered by transistors and integrated circuits so small that they can barely be detected by our most advanced imaging techniques.
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This blast from the past reminded me of a simpler time where the biggest surprise of my day was the brand of chips in my lunchbox.
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Flying cinders carried the fire across roads and ignited small patches through neighborhoods: A pile of wood chips in the Home Depot parking lot caught fire.
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For some people without functioning arms, chips in their feet are the simplest way to open doors or operate some household items modified with chip readers.
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New this year is Intel's just-announced 213th Gen Comet Lake chips in both Core i2390 and Core i213 options (including a hexacore Core i213 model).
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Mr. Musk's Neuralink is moving in a similar direction, but the company's ambitions appear to stretch much further, to eventually implanting chips in healthy people's brains.
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Price: $1.99These Simply Nature tortilla chips — in cauliflower and beet varieties — will look just as good as they taste alongside some fresh guacamole, queso, or salsa.
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And migas, the renowned Tex-Mex hangover slayer, combines them with salty tortilla chips — in some preparations, they're all tossed together, often with onions and peppers.
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Chipmakers such as AMD and Nvidia have seen increased sales of high-powered chips in recent years as cryptocurrency mining and trading have grown in popularity.
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There, we queued up at The Bay for what Mr. Reid described as the best fish and chips in the U.K. (it was very, very good).
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The President's latest budget proposal earmarks $22015 billion for the wall, a first installment that Trump has said will get things going before Mexico eventually chips in.
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And Apple highlighted two new chips in its refreshed smartwatch, suggesting they helped the company add a cellular connection to the device without hurting its battery life.
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After years of us packing Pringles potato chips in our school lunch boxes, Pringles LOUD is putting its signature twist on corn chips and vegetable crisps, too.
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Sunbury, Pennsylvania, Police Chief Tim Miller says the department has already confirmed the presence of wood chips in a concrete wall at the residence in Milton, Pennsylvania.
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Johnson averages 153 points and 215 rebounds, while Pookie Powell chips in 58 points and has scored in double figures in nine of the team's 272 games.
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Some Russian strategists suggest that resolution of the Ukraine crisis and co-operation in the fight against global terror could become bargaining chips in such a deal.
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc added 4.6% after the chipmaker's quarterly revenue and profit beat Wall Street estimates as it sold more chips in data centers and servers.
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"Designing chips in-house actually costs more if the scale of smartphone vendors is not enough to support the cost of R&D," Taiwan-based MediaTek said.
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"I would keep trying to push chips in the way and try to arrange weekends away for him to go and relax and eat steaks," she laughed.
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For those who wish to start with something simpler than brain implants, you can order a DIY kit to implant RFID or NFC chips in your hand.
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The new Celeron and Pentium Gold designs are the first 9th Gen chips in those families and should give a boost to low-end, entry-level computers.
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She remembers writing her own debut single for the label, "Becky From the Block," at 15 while eating chocolate chips in a closet of a recording studio.
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Firms like Huawei have a proven ability to innovate; blocking the flow of Intel chips in 2015 only spurred China on to develop its domestic supercomputing industry.
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It also accused Qualcomm of selling chips while requiring Apple to pay a separate licensing fee for the same chips, in a "no license, no chip" policy.
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The two have not said when Apple will resume using Qualcomm's chips in iPhones after dropping them in favor of Intel Corp's chips for 803 iPhone models.
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Meanwhile, it's releasing a new computer powered by the Power9 chip, the AC922 and it intends to offer the chips in a service on the IBM cloud.
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Chicago (CNN)Ten-year-old Tavon Tanner was sitting on the porch eating potato chips in early August when a stray bullet hit him in the back.
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The two have not said when Apple would resume using Qualcomm's chips in iPhones after dropping them in favor of Intel Corp's chips for 2018 iPhone models.
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And then there are chips in your phone that run sophisticated software, from companies located in countries all around the world, all of which have security bugs.
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That's partly why for the last 11 years the United States has put RFID chips in the back panel of its passports, creating so-called e-Passports.
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The Will & Grace stars were all smiles on Monday at the Entertainment Weekly and PEOPLE Upfronts party presented by Netflix and Terra Chips in New York City.
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But now that scientists have implanted four chips in his brain, Copeland can control a robotic arm with his mind and feel when someone touches its fingers.
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Allen averages 633 points, while Justin Bibbs chips in 12.1 and has made 74 3-pointers - more than the next two Hokies (Allen and Jalen Hudson) combined.
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Atlante's stamina will depend partly on how Veneto's capital increase goes: if the fund chips in a lot, it will have less left over for bad loans.
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Other firms, such as Huawei and Samsung, have also started to build chips in-house, allowing them to rely less on potential supply restraints from outside parties.
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Over the last two decades, North Korea has held more than a dozen Americans as captives, typically using them as bargaining chips in its dealings with Washington.
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Reuters reported: "There is no truth" to claims in the story that Apple found malicious chips in its servers in 2015, the [company] said in a statement.
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Intel is known for its production of semiconductors, a key component of emerging technologies in artificial intelligence and quantum computing, as well as the chips in iPhones.
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Last month, he acknowledged what many feared, that he considers the American detainees to be potential bargaining chips in efforts to force the extradition of Mr. Gulen.
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Those moves came as a Chinese court temporarily prohibited the sale of Micron chips in the local market, Bloomberg reported, citing a statement from Taiwan's United Microelectronics.
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The Surface Laptop 3 uses Intel's latest 10th generation processor, which Panay said is 2x faster than the chips in the Surface Laptop 73 from last year.
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It's dead simple: Stir together a bag of good chocolate chips in a double boiler with a stick of unsalted butter and a tablespoon of strong coffee.
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LONDON — Order fish and chips in Britain and you would normally expect to find a fillet of battered cod or haddock lying atop the thick-cut fries.
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As we've discussed in the past, putting dedicated AI chips in mobile devices is a big advantage, allowing for faster processing, longer battery life, and greater user security.
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Obi Enechionyia chips in 288 points and is 10-of-20 from the foul line this season, while Alston is also terrific from the stripe (25-of-26).
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He says the custom AI chip running inside some Google servers is more than a million times more powerful than the Pentium II chips in Google's first servers.
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Toronto holds extra chips in the form of a fifth year, higher annual raises, and a deal that can total an estimated $40.53 million instead of $153.5 million.
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Apple is also reportedly planning to dump Intel's x86 chips in favor of its own custom-designed processors in at least some Macs sometime in the same year.
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Although Samsung develops its own chips that compete with Qualcomm's, it uses its competitor's chips in its smartphones — such as the Snapdragon 835 processor in the Galaxy S8.
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In each of the past two seasons, the league has embedded RFID chips in players' shoulder pads, tracking their GPS location on the field, velocity and distance ran.
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The system, which tracks player movements using small, embedded chips in a player's shoulder pads, allows viewers to track a variety of metrics, such as speed and location.
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The chips in these MacBooks are part of a new family of processors from Intel called Kaby Lake, which are iteratively better than their predecessor processors, called Skylake.
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The US chipmaker is accused of paying the iPhone-maker billions of dollars between 2011 and 2016 to exclusively use its 4G chips in the iPhone and iPad.
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Chan also said demand was faltering for Nvidia's chips in data centers, where they are often used for artificial intelligence work such as teaching computers to recognize images.
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The company canceled its Atom processors that were supposed to compete with Qualcomm's Snapdragon line, and even signed a deal to produce ARM-based chips in Intel factories.
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In the meantime, the cast was together again on Monday at the Entertainment Weekly and PEOPLE Upfronts party presented by Netflix and Terra Chips in New York City.
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Although Apple uses its own processor for the iPhone, it relies on Qualcomm for modem chips in order for its phones to run on Sprint and Verizon's network.
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Now I love chips in all shapes and forms (be it veggie, coconut, potato, or even beet), but recently I'd begun to feel like I'd seen them all.
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Johnson said not all dividend ETFs are created equal, and energy-sector exposure is of particular concern, given the "meaningful cuts" to blue chips in the energy space.
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Media reports had also said Intel's board was interested in Johny Srouji, the Apple Inc executive responsible for driving the increasing number of custom chips in Apple's devices.
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EATING chips in a Singapore McDonald's with his press clippings proudly spread in front of him, Mohammed Mukul Hossine is revelling in his status as a published poet.
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I went and asked Apple about it and they said, very clearly, that iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 do not have FM radio chips in them at all.
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Instead they continue to emboss account numbers across the fronts of cards and code them onto magnetic stripes – even on the new cards that have chips in them.
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If you've heard of transhumanism, you probably first think of the people putting LED lights in their skin, magnets in their fingertips, and RFID chips in their arms.
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Samsung could include these new chips in its next generation smartphones, including the still-unannounced Galaxy S9 or Galaxy Note 9, both expected to launch sometime next year.
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Qualcomm, the leading supplier of modem chips that allow smartphones to communicate over cellular networks, became Apple's main source for those kinds of chips in iPhones in 2011.
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If you want to find a bike, you fire up the company's app on your smartphone, and GPS chips in the bikes let you know where they are.
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Processor royalty revenues rose 53 percent, defying a 3 percent drop in industry revenue for chips in smartphones, although they were boosted by a $9 million late payment.
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Over the past year, Google has installed racks and racks of these chips in its vaunted data centers to support the growing AI capabilities of various Google products.
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Other blue-chips in the sector, Westpac Banking Corp firmed 2.9 percent to a near five-week high, and Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd jumped 2.7 percent.
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Qualcomm said in a statement that it would "vigorously contest" the complaint and denied FTC allegations that it threatened to withhold chips in order to collect unreasonable licensing fees.
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About time NFL's going to start putting computer chips in footballs in some games next season, so finally the refs can stop guessing (badly) where to place the ball.
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The European Union's regulator has ordered Qualcomm to pay a fine of 997.4 million euros ($1.24 billion) for paying Apple to keep using its chips in its iPhone smartphones.
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You can find Apple A chips in many Apple products — the iPhone, the iPad but also the Apple TV, the Apple Watch and why not future virtual reality projects.
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As of the weekend, Libratus (which means "balanced" in Latin) amassed a lead of $459,154 in chips in nearly 5,000 hands played by the end of its ninth day.
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WATCH: How to Make Crispy Potato Chips in the Microwave The following locations will be participating in the lucky Nacho Fries giveaway: This is your last call for #NachoFries.
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Nate Mason chips in 15.8 points and has at least 15 in five consecutive contests, although he has struggled with his shooting in three of the last four games.
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He thinks his daughters may well get chips in their brains one day, and he doesn't want the data on those chips to be owned by a tech company.
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The Wall Street Journal report also says Qualcomm withheld software for testing its chips in iPhone and iPad prototypes, likely continuing to escalate the tension between the two companies.
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Blue chips in Shanghai jumped 226 percent in the largest daily gain in three years, adding to Friday's bounce on Beijing's pledge of support for the economy and companies.
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Micron, which got 67 percent of total revenue from DRAM chips in the latest quarter, said bit growth in the business would be "slightly below industry" for fiscal 2018.
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Apple, for whatever reason, wasn't able to get those chips in time for the initial launch of the MacBook Pro with Touch Bar, which only launched back in October.
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Chip-off A chip-off attack requires the hacker to physically remove memory storage chips in a device so that information can be scraped from them using specialized software.
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The Shanghai SE 50 Index, an index tracking the 50 most representative blue-chips in Shanghai, lost 0.6 percent after slumping the most in six months the previous session.
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You also won't be able to use the Apple Card to buy lottery tickets, casino gambling chips in any form, physical or virtual, or foreign currency or travelers checks.
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Though the company sells its own branded smartphones and telecom infrastructure equipment, it buys components from American tech companies, using, for example, Qualcomm chips in some of its phones.
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Turning your back on 2793 years of a gloriously psycho, deeply committed fan base to cash in a few more chips in a comic book city of transient tourists?
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Musk, who has also divided his time among companies working on putting computer chips in brains and digging tunnels as an alternative to congested highways, did not elaborate further.
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The Information says Apple and Intel were working together on the technology, which would have been integrated into Intel chips in future iPhones, before it was put on hold.
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The $360 gap does suggest that AMD either has a very budget-friendly option available to OEMs or Lenovo isn't including Intel's budget chips in the Yoga Slim 13.
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There is another underappreciated earnings tailwind that the technology giant expects to help earnings over the next year: the fast-falling price of memory chips in the semiconductor sector.
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Cubs RH Jake Arrieta (22-4, 2.68) Syndergaard, who has been battling bone chips in his elbow, received a few extra days coming out of the All-Star break.
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The latest $16 billion list will hit semiconductors from China, even though many of the basic chips in these products originate from the United States, Taiwan or South Korea.
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Nvidia launched the Volta chips in May as part of its Tesla V33 data center graphic processing unit (GPU) that will power systems from artificial intelligence (AI) to driverless cars.
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Here's the thing, though: For those chips in those devices to do any good, they have to communicate with the outside world, and the outside world has to talk back.
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Here's just one example: Hours before Pence's speech, Bloomberg Businessweek reported that Chinese spies infiltrated the networks of nearly 30 companies, including Apple, by installing extremely small chips in servers.
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Among other stocks, Advanced Micro Devices Inc jumped 55.03% after the chipmaker's quarterly revenue and profit beat Wall Street estimates as it sold more chips in data centers and servers.
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Junior Simon Ovule, a 6-10 center from Nigeria, is averaging 10 points and six rebounds, while 22-220 Russian forward Artem Tavakalyan chips in 213.5 points and 23 rebounds.
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With the collaboration of the Batista brothers, police used hidden cameras and tracking chips in bags of cash to record a series of bribes to politicians, according to O Globo.
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A Chinese court temporarily banned Micron Technology from selling chips in China, the world's biggest memory chip market, hitting shares in U.S. stock overnight and Asian semiconductor stocks on Wednesday.
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Of course, anyone building their own rig will want to see exactly how Intel's latest processors compare to AMD's Ryzen chips in gaming and other tasks before parts are picked.
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The first two chips in the line, the QCS605 and QCS603 (no relation to the Snapdragon 600 series), are designed for Wi-Fi cameras, since neither has an LTE radio.
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Chief Executive Peter Besen and two of his co-founders came from Sand Video, which had designed chips in the early 2000s that decoded a new and improved video standard.
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After all, it's sort of inevitable that something made of processed seafood will smell a little fishy and opening a bag of shrimp chips in public can be a gamble.
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MILAN/LONDON (Reuters) - European shares inched up on Thursday, with blue chips in Milan taking the lead after better than expected Italian economic growth helped markets shrug off political worries.
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The Pro's screen is quad HD and the phone is powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 23 processor (as opposed to the MediaTek chips in the Phab 22 and Phab 2499 Plus).
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Xiaomi has created its own custom chips in the past, but its current lineup is, like most of the mobile phone world, highly dependent upon Qualcomm and its Snapdragon chips.
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Big man Isaac Haas averages 22 points on 259 percent shooting and Edwards chips in 33 points, six boards and 23 assists - tying him with Swanigan for the team lead.
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This year new chip designs, such as FPGAs (field programmable gate arrays) and ASICs (application-specific integrated circuits), make up a larger share of machine-learning chips in data centers.
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" Istvan also noted that "for some people without functioning arms, chips in their feet are the simplest way to open doors or operate some household items modified with chip readers.
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The 6-123 Isaac is second on the team in scoring at 12.7 points and is tops with 7.5 rebounds, while Rathan-Mayes chips in 10.2 points and 4.9 assists.
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Apple will use these chips in new iPhone models and other products for sale in the Chinese domestic market specifically, the Nikkei reported, citing two people familiar with the matter.
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Susquehanna Financial Group released its latest PC-SIGnals report for the third quarter, which revealed rising share for AMD's (AMD) chips in the desktop PC, laptop and graphics card markets.
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Meisel's Social Security payment does not cover the rest of her expenses; Ms. Faye said she chips in from a $1,000 monthly pension she receives from a government administrative job.
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And it means that a company like Apple or Samsung, that wants to sell a ton of smartphones, has largely had to rely on Qualcomm's chips in order to do so.
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An index tracking 21 blue-chips in Shanghai, dubbed China's "nifty 26.8040" index, rose 0.7 percent to a 20-month high as investors continued to chase blue-chips with solid fundamentals.
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But after the two fires, the firefighters had no choice but to drown out the rest of the chips in the warehouse to make sure the risk was completely taken away.
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They sent teams into the field, finding people who spoke 110 different languages and showing them, one by one, the chips in the Munsell array—adding 10 "achromatic" chips, neutral colors.
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Nvidia on Monday cut its fourth-quarter revenue estimate by half a billion dollars because of weak demand for its gaming chips in China and lower-than-expected data center sales.
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The STOXX 600 has significantly underperformed the Euro-zone stocks index and Euro-zone blue-chips in the quarter to date, by about 0.43 percentage points and 1.67 percentage points, respectively.
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Not helping the chipmakers is Apple's fast-deteriorating relationship with Qualcomm over the use of the latter's modem chips in the iPhone, now the source of a convoluted series of lawsuits.
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Another analyst, Baird Equity's Tristan Gerra, said the share of Intel's modem chips in the iPhone could approach 100 percent within the next two years from less than 50 percent currently.
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Although its HiSilicon unit designs some of its chips in-house, the company outsources their manufacturing to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, a giant chipmaker, which could be swayed by the Americans.
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Its newest "10-nanometre" factories were due to start producing chips in 2016 (the number refers, in a very loose sense, to how densely packed the components in a chip are).
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Among SoftBank's stakes in listed companies, weak demand for gaming chips in China helped to push down the share price of U.S. chipmaker Nvidia by 50 percent from its October peak.
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The decision followed Qualcomm's April 16 settlement of a long-running legal battle with Apple Inc, where Apple agreed once again to use Qualcomm chips in its iPhones, displacing Intel Corp.
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Nvidia cut its fourth-quarter revenue estimate by half a billion dollars in January because of weak demand for its gaming chips in China and lower-than-expected data center sales.
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An index tracking 13 blue-chips in Shanghai, dubbed China's "nifty 50" index, rose 0.8 percent to a 20-month high as investors continued to chase blue-chips with solid fundamentals.
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Much like how Apple moved to use its own custom A-series chips in its iOS devices, GoPro's GP233 allows it to better integrate software features it couldn't otherwise using Ambarella's.
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When this happens, we try to take comfort in the fact that there are still plenty of chips in the bag even if there aren't quite as many as we expected.
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Intel announced a $5 billion investment to expand capacity in its Kiryat Gat plant in southern Israel in 2017, which makes some of the smallest and fastest chips in the world.
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Intel intends to keep manufacturing its flagship CPU chips but remains open to using outsiders to make chips in newer markets like chips for cars or artificial intelligence, Swan told Reuters.
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A greenback rally triggered by upbeat U.S. manufacturing and construction data ahead of the release of the Federal Reserve's December policy meeting minutes helped blue chips in France and in Germany.
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And China is still catching up with the United States in state-of-the-art technologies, like software and the networking that links the thousands of chips in a modern supercomputer.
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Intel, the world's largest maker of semiconductors, is now focusing on the use of high-performance chips in commercial A.I., particularly as part of overall computing systems of chips and data.
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But until then, we'll just have to dream about how cool it would be to dip out for fish and chips in the shadow of Big Ben on our lunch break.
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TSMC, which provides chips in some of the iPhones, was up 0.3 percent, but Largan Precision, which provides camera lenses for most global smartphone brands, fell as much as 3.2 percent.
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There have already been reports from the Premier League of agents using offers from China as bargaining chips in contract negotiations, most notably in relation to Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil.
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Another was paint chips: In 1982, he climbed to the roof of the tower to dig out some flakes of the orange hue that had topped the tower two decades earlier.
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According to Taiwan-based Fubon Research, TSMC is the sole source for the A10 processor used in the iPhone 7 and also the main foundry source for chips in the smartphone.
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Susquehanna Financial Group released its latest PC-SIGnals report for the third quarter, which revealed rising share for Advanced Micro Device's chips in the desktop PC, laptop and graphics card markets.
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There is no better way to be a drive-by locavore than eating a bag of Golden Flake chips in Alabama, lard-fried Gibble's in Pennsylvania or Better Mades in Michigan.
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Of the more than 160 million Xilinx chips in automotive systems today, nearly half are in driver-assistance systems such as cruise controls that keep a set distance from other cars.
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Senior guard Brynton Lemar leads the team in scoring (282.7), sophomore guard Siler Schneider (21) is also in double figures and senior guard Darius Graham chips in a team-high 27.9 assists.
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It helps cut down on the money every chips in while still giving players a chance at bringing home a nice chunk of prize money in the unlikely event of a win.
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To ensure all iPhone models can again be available to customers in Germany, we have no choice but to stop using Intel chips and ship our phones with Qualcomm chips in Germany.
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Indeed, for much of 2015, Samsung was able to buck weak prices for memory chips in part because of more advanced technology, for which it charges a premium despite lower production costs.
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Sand is also super gritty and can cause chips in polish, so be sure to regularly hydrate with lotions and oils while you're away to keep your tips in tip-top shape.
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It makes (some) of the A9 chips in Apple's latest devices, the Exynos processors that power its own devices, and now the Qualcomm chips that live inside most other flagship Android products.
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The beloved FM radio is getting a mobile revival with news that Samsung is teaming up with NextRadio to unlock the FM chips in new Samsung devices in the US and Canada.
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The supply of NAND flash memory chips, in particular, will grow 22017 percent this year, up from last year's 34 percent, causing prices to drop by about 10 percent, brokerage Nomura estimates.
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That has the potential to lower prices from the many thousands to the hundreds of dollars as the sensors are produced in larger numbers, similar to chips in phones and other devices.
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The thermals have been reconfigured to pump more heat away from the chips; in the case of the 13-inch model, the tablet lid can do that without the need for fans.
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The company has manufactured iPhone chips in the past and shared production with TSMC on the A9 chip in the iPhone 6S, but TSMC has been Apple's exclusive SoC partner ever since.
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They got the idea of installing chips in their products from NFL running back Emmitt Smith, who places a similar device in his gear so that people can make sure it's authentic.
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It might also decide to keep the Qualcomm chips for launch in the U.S., as CNET suggests, and deploy Intel chips in international markets where Gigabit LTE isn't ready to launch yet.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares traded flat on Wednesday as worries over global trade persisted, with sentiment towards semiconductor stocks in particular souring after Micron Technology was banned from selling chips in China.
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But now that scientists have implanted four chips in his brain, Copeland... Also: Her new novel Crosstalk, why AI doesn't scare her, and why tech creates as many problems as it solves.
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Going by the makeup of the run-of-the-mill blue chips in Trump's portfolio, Santoli said it's more likely that he simply tracked pretty closely to the performance of the benchmark.
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About a year ago, they started designing a range of products interlaced with a metalliferous fabric that renders the computer chips in your bank and identification cards unreadable and your phone untraceable.
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So after signing his scorecard, signing autographs for fans and speaking with the news media, Mickelson spent 20 minutes rolling putts and hitting chips in front of his swing coach, Andrew Getson.
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The products don't work with an app yet; DiCarlo claimed the company's engineers are still considering where to put Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chips in a product that goes inside the body.
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As for Tile, the location tracking company is attempting to embed its technology directly into Bluetooth chips in a way that seems similar to how the U1 functions in the new iPhones.
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And knowing I had something coming probably made it easier to walk away from 'The Leftovers,' because I wasn't going to be just sitting around my house, eating chips in my bathrobe.
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Even so, the likes of Musk already envision a future where we'll all have chips in our brains, and they'll replace our need for keyboards, mouses, touchscreens, joysticks, steering wheels, and more.
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Broadcom Chief Financial Officer Tom Krause defended the deal's rationale in an interview, pointing to experience the company already has beyond chips, in selling networking gear to big businesses operating data centers.
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The self-contained Vive headset will be powered by a Qualcomm chipset (based off the current Snapdragon 835 chips in flagship Android phones according to TechCrunch) and its built-in motion-tracking technology.
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If the codes they send back into Dickerson's brain make her think of dipping a few chips in salsa, Johnson might be one step closer to reprogramming the operating system of the world.
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The share of Intel's modem chips in the iPhone could approach 100 percent within the next two years, rapidly shrinking losses in the chipmaker's mobile phone business, Baird Equity analyst Tristan Gerra said.
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Apple originally exclusively used Qualcomm modems for iPhones, per CNET, but as the two companies' legal war continued it began using Intel chips in somewhere around half of iPhones rolling off production lines.
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America's Federal Trade Commission lodged an antitrust lawsuit against Qualcomm, accusing it of abusing its commanding position in the semiconductor market to impose stringent licensing terms on patents for chips in mobile phones.
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Google has used other AMD chips before, including in its "Millionth Server," built in 2008, and says it is now the first company to use second-generation EPYC chips in its data centers.
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Apple is likely to continue to use the San Diego firm's chips in its flagship models even if it phases in its own silicon for lower-end and older models, this person said.
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Place 1¼ cup of the chocolate chips in a microwave-safe bowl and cook on high until the chocolate has just melted, 1 minute to 1 minute 30 seconds, stirring every 30 seconds.
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GB) shares, which don't trade in the U.S., were plunging about 253 percent in London after Apple (AAPL) said it's going to stop using the U.K. firm's graphics chips in about two years.
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The litigation follows Cupertino's move away from using only Qualcomm's chips in iPhones after, in 2016, Apple began sourcing modem chips from rival Intel — dropping Qualcomm chips entirely for last year's iPhone models.
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NOTES: Manager Buck Showalter said that LHP Brian Duensing was placed on the disabled list, retroactive to June 20, and will have surgery Friday to remove two bone chips in his pitching elbow.
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Shares closed up Friday at £2.70 ($3.38) prior to the news from Apple – its largest customer – that it is to stop using the chips in its products within 15 months to two years.
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Nvidia tumbled 12.2 percent after the chipmaker cut its fourth-quarter revenue estimate by half a billion dollars on weak demand for its gaming chips in China and lower-than-expected datacenter sales.
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The modest spec bump fits into Qualcomm's usual process of upgrading its chips in six-month cycles and could be the first in a series of Snapdragon chip upgrades in the coming months.
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Photo by Wang Yulei/CHINA NEWS SERVICE/VCG via Getty Images China is not just putting satellites into orbit though, but demanding that local smartphone manufacturers include Beidou positioning chips in their devices.
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Westerners and Iranian dual nationals with ties to the West often find themselves tried and convicted in closed-door trials in these courts, only later to be used as bargaining chips in negotiations.
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An index tracking the 50 most representative blue-chips in Shanghai, dubbed the "Nifty 3.43", gained 1 percent to its highest since August 2015, with heavyweight banking shares far outperforming the broader market.
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The upcoming device will also use Intel's Kaby Lake processors, and it makes perfect sense that the company would want to jump to the latest and greatest chips in its new generation hardware.
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The latest $16 billion list from the United States will hit semiconductors from China, even though many of the basic chips in these products originate from the United States, Taiwan or South Korea.
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The dispute stems from a change in supply arrangements under which Qualcomm has stopped providing some software for Apple to test its chips in its iPhone designs, one of the people told Reuters.
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Last week, they cashed in a few of those future chips in a strange deal with the Blackhawks that saw them acquire Teuvo Teravainen and Bryan Bickell for second- and third-round picks.
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Even though Alibaba relied on TSMC in Taiwan to fabricate the chips, AI engineers in the Valley remarked on the Hanguang's performance, stating that it had beaten all other chips in its class.
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One public declaration of interest in Toshiba has come from Canon, the Japanese camera company, which uses Toshiba's chips in its products and bought a medical device producer Toshiba spun off in 2015.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make Potato Chips in the Microwave Tostitos' goal, other than to provide a perfect companion to salsa and guacamole, is to remove 25,000 cars from the road on game day.
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On Tuesday morning, hardware security firm CTS Labs published a paper and website pointing to four new classes of attack that the company says are possible against AMD chips in both PCs and servers.
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Most recently, the food and beverage giant has been testing compostable bags for chips in Chile, India and the U.S. But not everyone sees biodegradable as a viable solution for the world's plastic problem.
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The researchers are also working toward enabling the technology to be applied to more than one part of the body at once, but this would involve the implantation of multiple chips in the brain.
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Nvidia tumbled 13.82 percent after the chipmaker cut its fourth-quarter revenue estimate by half a billion dollars on weak demand for its gaming chips in China and lower-than-expected data center sales.
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Other blue chips in the sector also firmed, with Rio Tinto Ltd climbing 1.2 percent, while Newcrest Mining Ltd strengthened 1.9 percent to a more than six-week high, boosted by higher gold prices.
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RFID chips in cars aren't particularly new, nor do they have to be despotic; they are commonly used in fleet commercial vehicles and for automated payment at toll roads in the US and elsewhere.
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Like the Intel chips in other thin and light laptops, these AMD processors are four-core 15W chips, with the main difference between them being a slightly higher clock speed on the Ryzen 873.
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Chief Financial Officer George Davis said Intel anticipated most of the year's data center spending would come in the second half because many customers bought chips in 218.05 and took time to install them.
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Chief Financial Officer George Davis said Intel anticipated most of the year's data center spending would come in the second half because many customers bought chips in 269.43 and took time to install them.
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For as long as I can remember, I've had dirty socks on my bedroom floor, coffee on my white T-shirts, chips in my nail polish, and empty cups (plural) next to my bed.
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Sure, you can use X86 chips in a tablet, but for the low-intensity work that most people do on these devices, the battery efficiency of ARM chips has long been the holy grail.
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Other companies that say they're using AMD's new processors or offering them to customers include Microsoft, which is previewing the chips in some of its Azure cloud offerings, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Lenovo and Dell.
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And that's in addition to the rumors from earlier this year that Apple would be looking to ditch Intel's chips in its Mac products in 2020 — timing that lines up with the report, too.
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Davis on the call said that it could not meet all customer demand for PC chips in the quarter, and that he expects supply to match demand again in the second half of 2019.
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The European Commission imposed a €997m ($1.2bn) fine on Qualcomm for paying money to Apple between 8803 and 2016 with the aim of enticing it to place Qualcomm's chips in all iPhones and iPads.
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And as always, even though Qualcomm worked to include these abilities in its new chips, in the end, it's still up to individual gadget makers to make use of them in consumer-ready devices.
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I'd describe my snack leanings as a need for salt that's best quenched by flavors that veer oceanic (right behind shrimp chips in my hierarchy of snacks, for example, are pieces of roasted seaweed).
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Faced with questions by a purple-caped self-proclaimed "rainbow warrior" and an old hippy attacking him over the lack of wood chips in her field, Eavis is surprisingly terse in his natural environment.
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There were water bottles and chips in every room, as well as portable toilets equipped with large holes at the top and bottom of the doors so officers can see detainees at all times.
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And the Surface Pro 7 still exists to offer traditional Intel chips in a tablet-style device for those not convinced by the Surface Pro X. It's not the end of the fight, either.
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You guys, there are so many chocolate chips in here that every single bite, my mouth is coated in milk chocolate to the point that I almost can&apost talk to you right now.
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Police conducting a raid on one suspect's house seized a dagger, a throwing axe, a mobile phone and computer chips in a hidden space, though no explosives were found, according to a prosecutors' statement.
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" Confronted with this bizarre but justified vision, Paul asks, "What does that mean for the future if intelligence offices or agencies are spying on us through bags of potato chips in the super market?
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Nvidia slid 103 percent after the chipmaker cut its fourth-quarter revenue estimate by half a billion dollars, hit by weak demand for its gaming chips in China and lower-than-expected data center sales.
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After buying online through the Carvana site, buyers get an oversized commemorative "coin" to bring down the car — just like a bag of chips in a vending machine after inserting coins, only a bit bigger.
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No chips in sight, as if she didn't just set an entire city on fire while riding on the back of a dragon... and even without her dearly departed handmaiden Missandei around to help out.
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Lual-Acuil averages 10.1 points on 59 percent shooting, 7.2 rebounds and 2.8 blocks in 25.6 minutes, while Maston chips in 7.3 points on 13 percent shooting and 4.1 rebounds in 17.3 minutes per game.
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There are a lot of hurdles stopping Apple from just swapping in its own chips in place of the Intel-made ones that are currently inside Macs, so it's not likely that'll happen anytime soon.
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The CEO said the company expected to win more business among Tier 2 and Tier 3 smartphone suppliers in China and other Asian markets, as well as fast charging chips in South Korea and China.
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How Apple solves its cross-device user experience challenge will be interesting to watch in the years ahead, especially now that Apple is rumored to start ditching Intel chips in Macs as early as 2020.
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Nvidia slid 15.4 percent after the chipmaker cut its fourth-quarter revenue estimate by half a billion dollars, hit by weak demand for its gaming chips in China and lower-than-expected data center sales.
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Asked about the prospect of Apple using its own chips in the Mac rather than those from his company, Intel's CEO says the company is probably always looking at whether such a move makes sense.
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These silicon carbide chips are expected to gradually replace conventional chips in the coming years and will be in demand for on-board charging in electric and hybrid cars, Infineon's Chief Executive Reinhard Ploss said.
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" WATCH THIS: What Cake Boss Buddy Valastro Really Cooks for Dinner But Ramsay — who will open his fourth Vegas restaurant Fish & Chips in October — says those closest to him "will give you the real insight.
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The U.K. is running out of bargaining chips in its "weak and pathetic" negotiations with the European Union over its terms of membership, the leader of the euroskeptic UK Independence Party, Nigel Farage, told CNBC.
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Intel chips in some cases execute a command or access a part of a computer's memory "speculatively," guessing at what a program will want before it even asks for it as a time-saving measure.
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That's precisely why while working on the smartphone-derived chips in the systems above, Qualcomm was also preparing its first chip "designed from the ground up for next generation of computing experiences": the Snapdragon 8cx.
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Tattooed punk is bookended by extended studies of the grimy studio where the scene takes place, including crushed chips in the carpet, a couple making out, and a few dudes in the corner doing coke.
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South Dakota chips in less than any other state in the nation to pay for long-term care for residents on Medicaid, said Mark B. Deak, executive director of the South Dakota Health Care Association.
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The law prohibits the sale of junk food like ice cream, chocolate and potato chips in Chilean schools and proscribes such products from being advertised during television programs or on websites aimed at young audiences.
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DRESDEN, Germany, Oct 7 (Reuters) - German automotive supplier Robert Bosch is launching production of silicon carbide automotive chips, in a move to address the range anxiety that deters many drivers from switching to electric vehicles.
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There aren't many bells and whistles by way of design or luxury amenities (not even a minibar) but the on-site dining more than makes up for the lack of $6 chips in your room.
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SHANGHAI, Nov 22 (Reuters) - China stocks advanced to a fresh 10-1/2 month high on Tuesday, helped by a strong rally in blue-chips, in particular financial and energy shares, after U.S. exchanges rose.
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While chips in older models of the Mate 30 are said to have come from Cirrus Logic, a Texas-based chipmaker, newer models&apos chips are supplied by NXP Semiconductors, which operates in the Netherlands.
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Qualcomm stock has fallen this year because of a patent fight with Apple, which could quit using Qualcomm chips in its phones, and concerns that it may have to raise its bid for a NXP.
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Nvidia slid 13.8 percent after the chipmaker cut its fourth-quarter revenue estimate by half a billion dollars, hit by weak demand for its gaming chips in China and lower-than-expected data center sales.
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According to the snack pros, the chips are currently available at Walmart stores, although PopSugar adds that Amazon and Sam's Club (which is part of Walmart's retail conglomerate) also has the limited-edition chips in stock.
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"...To write letters of apology," chips in her husband at their foot-massage parlour on a busy market street, where traders sell roasted nuts, vegetables of the brightest green and fish from the nearby Yangzi river.
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Connect Four can be a tense and difficult game of strategy, trying to meet your own goal of connecting four plastic chips in a row while simultaneously trying to thwart your opponent from doing the same.
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Several years later Wisconsin, North Dakota and California, citing privacy concerns over the "tagging" of humans, passed laws that banned the forced implantation of RFID chips in humans, legislation championed by the American Civil Liberties Union.
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India and Pakistan often accuse each other of spying, and several people have been held in prisons for years in both countries, some on death row, to be used as bargaining chips in their troubled relationship.
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Intel, one of the world's biggest chipmakers, famously released a batch of Pentium chips in 1994 that proved unable, in certain specific circumstances, to do division correctly (it ended up recalling and replacing many of them).
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The regional court in the city of Mannheim dismissed the Qualcomm suit as groundless in an initial verbal decision, saying the patent in question was not violated by the installation of its chips in Apple's smartphones.
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Apple makes a key chip talent hire Apple loves using its own chips in its products, and keeps adding more chips all the time to handle things like on-device security and wireless connections with accessories.
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If you want to change the conversation, building one of the fastest quantum computing chips in the world is one way to do it (IBM announced in November that it had built a 50 qubit prototype).
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In a major shift that carries big implications for both companies, Apple will reportedly replace Intel's processors with the company's own chips in Mac computers as soon as 2020, according to a new report from Bloomberg.
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Google, Microsoft and others are already deploying custom chips in their data centers and the Packet team believes that there is room for a service that gives developers access to a similarly diverse set of machines.
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If you happen to crack open that fancy little iPhone XS casing on your new phone, you'll notice there's a dwindling amount of Qualcomm chips in there and that they're increasingly being replaced by Intel hardware.
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Betley (2186 points) is the top scorer on the squad, while AJ Brodeur chips in 278 points and a team-high 266 rebounds, although he fouled out with only four points in 19 minutes against Monmouth.
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That has become a big market for Qualcomm, which controlled 59.6 percent of the $15.3 billion market for 4G modem chips in 2017, according to IDC's Phil Solis, who studies mobile chips for the research firm.
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Apple's expansion comes as the two companies continue in an ongoing multinational legal battle, with Qualcomm alleging Apple violated its patents and Apple alleging Qualcomm has inaccurately charged it royalties to use its chips in devices.
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The afternoon was tough, because I got chips in the mail from two different companies and had to save them for possible future stories, so I worked all day flanked by chips that I couldn't eat.
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Micron shares fell as much as 8 percent during regular trading on Tuesday after Taiwanese rival United Microelectronic Corporation (UMC) released a statement claiming a Chinese court had temporarily banned sales of Micron chips in China.
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Cameras, Wi-Fi, batteries, touch sensors, baseband processors and memory chips — in less than a decade, these components have made stunning advances to keep up with consumer demand to have sleeker, more powerful devices every year.
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The $5.5 billion deal, which already has won approval in Europe and Japan, is the latest in the chip industry as companies bulk up in response to growing demand for chips in connected devices and cars.
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When Angstrem-T began producing its first chips in 2016 after nearly a decade of false starts and delays, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev depicted the initiative as a way Russia could surmount already existing U.S. sanctions.
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And while its propagandists have presented American prisoners as proof that the United States has been sending subversive agents into the country, it has also used them as bargaining chips in dealing with Washington, analysts said.
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Via Science News: From "A tiny switch could redirect light between computer chips in mere nanoseconds": Microscopic switches that route light signals between computer chips like tiny traffic conductors could help make faster, more efficient electronics.
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As Soros says in the op-ed, Trump should use "Huawei's status on the table as one of his bargaining chips" in a trade deal with China, but everything is always on the table with Trump.
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Axe may not have given away quite so many tells to Taylor in that big heads-up hand, but jamming his chips in the pot on a bluff is the type of move Axe would make.
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The new charges are part of a separate lawsuit filed in November alleging that Apple was in violation of the agreement it signed with Qualcomm when it began work to use Qualcomm's chips in the iPhone.
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The $5.5 billion deal, which has already won approval in Europe and Japan, is the latest in the chip industry as companies bulk up in response to growing demand for chips in connected devices and cars.
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In an age where spaghetti squash is popping up on the menus of Italian restaurants and sweet potatoes are subbing for tortilla chips in nacho dishes, it's perfectly acceptable for zucchini and carrots to masquerade as pasta.
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But SoftBank-owned Arm, whose technology is widely used for chips in smartphones and tablets, has long been thought of as a potential alternative that could run while using less energy, which could lead to lower costs.
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According to Gurman's piece, co-written with Bloomberg reporter Ian King, Apple has a new initiative internally known as Kalamata, and the goal of Kalamata is to put Apple-designed and made chips in Macs by 286.
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Sophomore forward Solomon Young, the only returning starter from last season, is averaging 5.7 points and 5.1 rebounds while Lard, a freshman, chips in 9.3 points and six rebounds in 17 minutes a game off the bench.
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Kellogg said in February that it would stop distributing snacks such as Cheez-It crackers and Pringles chips in the United States directly to stores, and switch to its more widely used warehouse model to lower expenses.
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Results of the "shunto" talks between management and unions - announced by blue chips in industries like cars and electronics - set the tone for wage hikes across the nation, which will affect strength of consumer spending and inflation.
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When the Taco Bell Chips are officially launched this May, you'll be able to buy bags of the Fire and Mild chips in a variety of sizes including 1 ounce, 3.5 ounces, 11 ounces, and 30 ounces.
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A leader in developing radio frequency technology, or RFID chips, Impinj has found unique partnerships with Coca-Cola, Macy's, McDonald's and other corporations who embed these tiny sand-size chips in anything from receipts to product packaging.
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A few years ago, the US finally came on board with the more secure EMV chips in its cards (largely due to a policy that would penalize issuers and stores that didn't shift over to chipped cards).
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It was the first time Kaufmann had ever melted one of her sculptures, and after turning up the heat, she and the hosts dipped some tortilla chips in the melted cheese and enjoyed a nice little snack.
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It's the photograph of Edward Crawford, clutching a bag of chips in one hand as he cocks his arm back to throw a burning tear gas canister that riot police had fired to disperse protesters like Crawford.
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The gestures were far more detailed than concepts we've previously seen — that's thanks to the redesigned chip and algorithims powering Soli, which Google says have helped improve the performance enough to use the chips in consumer products.
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Point guard Lester Medford leads the league with 703 assists and 270 steals and chips in 268 points for the Bears, who are 260-0 at home and have won 25 straight home games against unranked foes.
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The Fuzhou Intermediate People's Court issued a preliminary sales injunction against Micron that prevents it from selling the chips, including DRAM chips and NAND flash memory chips, in China, UMC said in a statement late on Tuesday.
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In the clip, Fredericks is arguing with friends over the correct ranking of the chips in a Frito-Lay variety pack made up of Cool Ranch Doritos, Nacho Cheese Doritos, Cheetos, Fritos, BBQ Lays, and Original Lays.
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When that appeared a substandard approach, they pushed a few (but to their credit, not too many) chips in to the center of the table and acquired fortification in the form of P.J. Tucker and Serge Ibaka.
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They said the company did not find malicious chips in its servers, it did not remove or dispose of those servers, and added that Apple did not inform the FBI nor frustrate an investigation into this incident .
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In a 90-minute lecture-turned-rant at the army headquarters on October 11th, Apirat Kongsompong, the head of Thailand's armed forces, accused academics and other leftists of implanting "communist chips" in the minds of brainwashed youths.
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A Singapore recycling initiative agreed to provide plastic chips in a size that could piled into a porcelain soup spoon (a week's projected consumption) and a cereal bowl (half a year) and in a range of colors.
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A Singapore recycling initiative agreed to provide plastic chips in a size that could piled into a porcelain soup spoon (a week's projected consumption) and a cereal bowl (half a year) and in a range of colors.
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While you're unconscious, we'll plant security chips in your vertebrae with your license number and the year and model of the vehicle you drive, and, every time you think you've gotten away with double parking, you haven't.
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Western officials have accused Mr. Erdogan of detaining foreign citizens as hostages or bargaining chips in order to secure the extradition of Mr. Gulen, who has been in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania since the early 1990s.
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While RFID chips, in theory, can hold whatever information a person wants on them — passwords to their email and Amazon accounts, credit card information, medical records — in practice they're used today for only a limited number of functions.
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Shortly thereafter, thick metal shutters drop over the windows, and a voice informs the remaining 80 Belko employees on site that they can either start killing each other, or be remotely executed via the chips in their heads.
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The company said it offloaded in January its stake in chipmaker Nvidia, which has been hit by weak demand for gaming chips in China, offsetting most of the recent fall in that company's stock price through derivatives contracts.
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JBF RAK has a 45 percent share of the market for PET chips in the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council, according to the website of JBF Industries, which is among the top five global producers of PET chips.
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The most popular ETF packed with the lowest-volatility blue chips in the S&P 500 this year (SPLV) has nicely tracked the similarly popular fund containing the S&P 500 stocks exhibiting the best price momentum (MTUM).
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S. trade tensions could also unlock some demand for consumer electronics and encourage Chinese cloud service providers, which had stockpiled chips in anticipation of a prolonged trade war, to lower their inventories to more normal levels, analysts said.
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The ban could be catastrophic for ZTE, the fourth-largest smartphone vendor in the United States, as it is estimated to rely on U.S. firms for nearly a third of crucial components such as chips in its products.
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The $5.5 billion deal, which already has won approval in the U.S., Europe and Japan, is the latest in the chip industry as companies bulk up in response to growing demand for chips in connected devices and cars.
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Tech software over hardware—From a long-term, structural standpoint, we still like tech hardware (including semiconductors) because of the technology revolution that is sweeping across the economy, increasing demand for chips in everything from cars to appliances.
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In each location, Bachor installed mosaics he designed based on trash that might be found on streets in the area, like packages of Better Made potato chips in Detroit, and cartons of Arctic Splash iced tea in Philadelphia.
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Qualcomm allegedly agreed on the condition that Apple only use its chips in the iPhone and iPad, with the alleged intention of stopping competing chipmakers from working with one of the most dominant smartphone companies on the planet.
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It turns silicon wafers into chips in some of the world's most sophisticated factories — sites that cost $5 billion to $10 billion each — and employs an army of chemical engineers, physicists, system architects, chip designers and computer programmers.
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Small-caps outperformed blue-chips on Monday, with the SSE 50 Index, an index tracking the 50 most representative blue-chips in Shanghai Stock Exchange, dropping 0.7 percent, while the start-up board ChiNext was up 1 percent.
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In January, Nvidia, which has market capitalization of $91 billion, cut its fourth-quarter revenue estimate by half a billion dollars because of weak demand for its gaming chips in China and lower-than-expected data center sales.
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China imported $24.73 billion of chips in the first four months of the year, accounting for nearly 15 percent of total imports and possibly pointing to solid growth in electronics exports for at least a few more months.
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Detainees' relatives and lawyers said the Guards were using them as bargaining chips in international relations and to put off European firms that sought business in Iran after the government agreed the deal with world powers to lift sanctions.
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Whether it's Snap or Facebook or Twitter, Apple News, I can't think of one example where we pushed chips in super early, but once it starts working, then we kind of run our playbook and muscle our way in.
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SBTech is working with various leagues to build technology around putting chips in balls, uniforms and equipment to allow for more prop bets, such as whether or not a golf shot will be within six feet of the pin.
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The one complicating factor with Samsung is its habitual use of Qualcomm's chips in some countries, which, in the case of the Galaxy S9, will probably mean the company will rely on the Snapdragon 845 alongside its latest Exynos.
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Protecting Dreamers is high on her list: With the DREAM Act sitting in a cruel limbo, she said she'll speak up for the 800,000 young people who many say are effectively being used as bargaining chips in the debate.
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Chief Executive Sanjay Mehrotra said the Idaho-based maker of chips for smartphones and other devices resumed shipping some chips in the past two weeks after it reviewed the U.S. ban on selling products to the Chinese telecommunications company.
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"I'm a big baked goods guy, so it's usually a chocolate chip cookie, but yesterday my wife, Marika [Domińczyk], made this banana bread with chocolate chips in it, that I didn't have four pieces of last night," Foley jokes.
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While the government claims the new database will be used only to confirm identities, it rejected a proposal for individual data chips in passports and identity cards that would serve the same purpose without compromising citizens' rights to privacy.
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But American officials have appeared powerless to secure their release, and it has become increasingly clear that the detainees are potential bargaining chips in a long-running effort by Turkey to force the American government to extradite Mr. Gulen.
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"Everyone who chips in before the next phase of this race, when the debates begin, will be the founders of this campaign — the people who took a risk on me and our underdog operation," Mr. Booker wrote May 23.
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Things like congestion pricing, charging drivers a fee for traversing parts of the city, or value capture, when real estate development enhanced by new access to transportation chips in could also be sources of funding, according to the association.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is calling on Apple to activate FM chips in its iPhones to aid those without cell service in areas hardest hit by the recent hurricanes, but the request has the company scratching its head.
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While these chips might not have the fancy new Intel 14nm++ architecture we were expecting, the new 8th-gen chips allow PC makers put quad-core chips in systems that previously capped out at two and that's still damn cool.
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If competition is going to be sustained—if we're going to have long term competition that drives down prices and puts faster chips in our computers, than even a minor architecture change from AMD needs to have big and speedy results.
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"iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 models do not have FM radio chips in them nor do they have antennas designed to support FM signals, so it is not possible to enable FM reception in these products," an Apple spokesperson said.
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If you go to college, you'll have a better shot at understanding why the Intel Celeron 7683U is preferable to the older Celeron chips in Acer's other Chromebooks, so don't think of quitting on me just because you've got your GED.
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The big picture: The piece was a bombshell, but a raft of vehement denials from everyone involved — including Apple and Amazon, which Bloomberg claimed discovered the secret chips in their own servers — has made the story increasingly hard to believe.
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And MediaTek Inc, Samsung and Huawei Technologies Co Ltd have all announced plans to make 5G chips, with Samsung and Huawei both planning to use the chips in some models of their own phones, eating into potential business for Qualcomm.
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Senior forward Jae'Sean Tate chips in with 247 points per game and has been red hot of late, making 23 of his last 23 attempts from the field over five contests and connecting on 33 percent of his attempts overall.
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Also on Monday morning, Nvidia announced it had cut its fourth-quarter revenue estimate by half a billion dollars due to weak demand for its gaming chips in China and lower-than-expected datacenter sales, sending its shares sliding 15.5 percent.
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It's perhaps worth noting as well, that although the chips in Infineon's robot are the same as those it wants to sell to autonomous car-makers, solving a Rubik's Cube quickly is as much about mechanical dexterity as processing speed.
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PC makers are adopting these chips in hopes of getting the kind of "all day" battery life and always-connected computers that are like Apple's iPad or a smartphone, while still offering Windows users the environment and apps they prefer.
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Vanderbilt transfer Samir Sehic, a sophomore forward, chips in 22 points and a team-high 295.5 rebounds per game while sophomore guard Ray Ona Embo from France has made 23-of-33 from behind the arc - averaging 23 points overall.
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Founded in 1968, Intel has long kept buyers coming back for more powerful chips in accordance with Moore's Law, the concept from cofounder Gordon Moore that says the number of transistors on a chip will double roughly every two years.
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With 28 tablespoons of butter and a whole pound of chocolate chips in every batch, these squares are guaranteed to light up the pleasure receptors in your brain and trigger all of the compulsive behavior that comes along with that.
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While Intel has not executed well in wireless chips in the past, there is a plausible path forward for the company to compete with these two leaders and potentially earn itself a profitable spot at the top of the market.
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Join the club: This comes three days after the Federal Trade Commission announced its own law suit against Qualcomm alleging it made Apple exclusively use its chips in exchange for reducing the fees the iPhone maker pays Qualcomm for patent licenses.
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These women come in all shapes and sizes but they have one thing in common: They sucked up their pride, dug in their heels, smoked a ton of weed, and shoved greasy, cheesy fistfuls of chips in their mouths for decades.
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Micron Chief Executive Sanjay Mehrotra said the Idaho-based maker of chips for smartphones and other devices resumed shipping some chips in the past two weeks after it reviewed the U.S. ban on selling products to the China-based telecommunications company.
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But through all that, if you were still able to masticate your potato chips in quiet concentration, you may have heard the American Dream itself pulsing in a space where it will always be allowed to live: inside a pop song.
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On behalf of this fan base, this team has shown it's got the ability to allow us to push a lot of these chips in the middle of the table and recognize 2017 has a chance to be special, too.
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Then smartphones came along, and the major wireless carriers began marketing services for controlling access to content, apps and those whom children could communicate with, along with tools for tracking a phone's location using the wireless communication chips in the devices.
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Mathias is averaging 21 points and has connected on 20183-of-22018 shots beyond the arc, Isaac Haas chips in 287 points on 281 percent shooting and forward Vincent Edwards averages 14 points, a team-high nine rebounds and three assists.
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"He has put us in the middle of his trade war, and he is treating our farmers and our workers like poker chips in one of his bankrupt casinos," she said, blasting Trump for frequently changing his position in the negotiations.
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The reviews agree that the high core and thread counts of AMD's new CPUs mean that they have a big advantage over similarly priced Intel chips in any applications that scale well across multiple threads, like video editing or 3D rendering programs.
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What follows are plenty of puns ("It's not a long... day," chips in Colbert), some talk about who the favourite Gyllenhaal is (an old clip of Colbert telling Maggie it was her is resurfaced), and finally a bit about Gyllenhaal's upcoming Mysterio debut.
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O) on Wednesday said it sold $1 billion of artificial intelligence processor chips in 2017, the first time the world's second-largest chipmaker disclosed revenue from the fast-growing computing segment that has fueled sales expansions at rivals such as Nvidia Corp (NVDA.
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Should more than one person use the same toilet, long-term monitoring gets complicated, but if everyone had RFID chips in their hands, it would allow the toilet to recognize them each time they pressed the flush button and keep more accurate records.
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A 1985 investigation of Japanese semiconductor exports led to a landmark agreement the following year under which the country agreed not to dump chips in the United States and to set a 20 percent target share of its own market for American producers.
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Should more than one person use the same toilet, long-term monitoring gets complicated, but if everyone had RFID chips in their hands, it would allow the toilet to recognise them each time they pressed the flush button and keep more accurate records.
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"If there is any chance of demand slowdown due to quality control, this will have quite significant negative impact on the IT sector as a whole," Yoo said, noting that demand for chips in the first half of 2019 was already weak.
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The new 23th Gen H-series processors, which have 25W power draws, compared to the 93W chips in thinner and lighter laptops, are available in Core i29, i29, and i214 versions and are designed for demanding uses such as gaming or content creation.
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"iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 models do not have FM radio chips in them nor do they have antennas designed to support FM signals, so it is not possible to enable FM reception in these products," an Apple spokesperson said in a statement.
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COLOMBO, March 2155.9500 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares rose marginally on Friday, recovering from a one-and-a-half-month closing low hit in the previous session, as investors bought select blue chips in low volumes while lower economic growth weighed on the market.
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Admiral Schofield adds 11.7 points and has scored in double figures in six of seven games this season, while Turner chips in 10.7 points and is shooting a red-hot 93.3 percent from the foul line - including a 863-for-9 showing vs.
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For what it's worth, Nintendo told us the new Switch Lite will have a more power-efficient chip layout with "slightly" improved battery life, so it might simply be that Nintendo's standardizing by also using those chips in the larger original model.
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Tyson leads the team in scoring at 272 points per game and also chips in five rebounds, and junior guard Caleb White is second in scoring at 267 and leads in 3-pointers with 51 while shooting 39.2 percent from the arc.
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Core i is well known and widely advertised, which means this change is going to be good news for computers with m-style chips in the short term: they'll come off looking better — or, at a minimum, different — than they actually are.
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Qualcomm's stock has been under pressure because it has been engaged in a patent lawsuit with Apple, which has argued that Qualcomm is trying to gouge it for using its chips in its phones and has threatened to use Intel chips instead.
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Munching on kale chips in the EleVen conference room last Tuesday, Ms. Williams said her goal is to point out realities to people who may not be fully aware of them, and to give them a chance to do the right thing.
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Apple, which is using Intel Corp's broadband modem chips in the iPhone 7, and Qualcomm are locked in a sprawling legal battle, with the iPad maker objecting to Qualcomm's business model of requiring customers to sign patent license agreements before buying chips.
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That smartphone business is still there — just last month, longtime chip rival Intel, interestingly, announced it would license ARM's technology for smartphone chips, in hopes of boosting its own smartphone chipmaking business (in this case to grow business with third-party smartphone chipmakers).
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Today, the same consumer tends to go into the store looking just to buy one of the specialized varieties of Tostitos: She really loves Hint of Lime or is intent on buying Tostitos Scoops (chips in the shape of tiny taco bowls).
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In 2015, the Commerce Department moved to add China's National University of Defense and Technology to the entity list, to cut it off from using Intel chips in supercomputers that the United States government said were being used to model nuclear detonations.
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A study in 23 might turn up a link between depression and genetic variant X, but if genetic variant X was only added to chips in 2016, anyone tested before then wouldn't be able to find out if they had that genetic association.
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And when they reach the bottom of the bag, they pour the little broken pieces into their mouth because they don't want to lose that taste of the flavor and the broken chips in the bottom," Nooyi told U.S. podcast "Freakonomics Radio.
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Qualcomm's stock has been under pressure because it has been engaged in a patent lawsuit with Apple, which has argued that Qualcomm is trying to gouge it for using its chips in its phones and has threatened to use Intel chips instead.
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Blue-chips in the mainland inched down on news that insurance regulator would soon announce new rules to tighten control over insurance companies' stock market investment activities, in the latest move to curb insurers' risky leverage buyout, local media Caixin reported late on Tuesday.
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Also, miniaturizing the oscillometric method to fit on a wrist required Omron to file more than 80 patents, and CEO Ranndy Kellogg claimed to me that some of the proprietary pumps, valves, and chips in the device are smaller than a grain of rice.
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Though Parr implores me to get out to the rest of the country with "my MUNCHIES hat on," we both spent time on the Yorkshire coast as children and have a long discussion on the relative merits of fish and chips in Scarborough versus Whitby.
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The idea that we will, inevitably, have chips in our brains and ways to interface directly with computing devices has been a staple of the most seminal cyberpunk works, from William Gibson's Neuromancer to Masamune Shirow's Ghost in the Shell to the Wachowskis' The Matrix.
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A different Facebook staffer then chips in with a view that "it's very likely these companies are not in violation of any of our terms" — before asking for "concrete examples" and warning against calling them to ask questions unless "red flags" have been confirmed.
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Smith isn't the only offensive threat, as 6-5 senior Terry Henderson averages 14.6 points, leads the team with 63 3-pointers and shoots 33 percent beyond the arc, while 6-8 junior Abdul-Malik Abu chips in 12 points and 235 rebounds per contest.
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According to Bloomberg, Huawei stockpiled three months worth of chips in anticipation of action by the U.S. government, which it has been at odds with since a 2012 Congressional report deemed it a potential threat to national security (accusations the company has repeatedly denied).
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Chip implants are far from common, and although Westby speculates on a future where RFID chip technology is used for "your passport, public transit, all purchasing opportunities," a lot of people might prefer those chips in the form of jewelry or a smartphone component.
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The Program is a more self-serious Blue Chips, in other words, only with the star power of Matt Nover (and Shaquille O'Neal) swapped out for a group of actors who were by and large too old, bulky, and stagey for Beverly Hills 90210.
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Both reports point out that Apple has made a deal with Intel to be the sole supplier of 43G modems for its iPhones, but Bloomberg now also claims Intel won't be able to produce these modem chips in time for a 24 25G iPhone launch.
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Either way, you can probably still remember the sound of the stainless steel tongs clashing against a tray of sausages; the squirt of curry ketchup; the sizzle of chips in the deep fat fryer ... Of course, we're talking about Germany's unofficial national dish: currywurst.
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While I was at university I was in constant contact with my home friends via a private Facebook group, and Facetime meant we were able to stumble in fucked, cheesy chips in hand, and catch up on the dumb minutiae of the night immediately.
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The manufacturing process for advanced chips requires a lot of fine-tuning, and the NDAs covered the crucial tips and tricks on how to best use the machinery and achieve the necessary levels of "yield", or the number of working chips in each batch.
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Winchester leads us through increasing achievements in precision with the creation of global positioning satellites, the single-molecule thick material graphene and microprocessor chips (in this story we are introduced to the only female engineer in the book, whose name sadly has since been forgotten).
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Then in July, Apple announced that it was acquiring the majority of Intel's smartphone business, which led many to speculate that eventually Apple will seek to develop its own wireless communication chips in-house in a longer-term play to reduce its reliance on Qualcomm.
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Nvidia also said Didi would use its chips in computing systems in autonomous cars on the road that help drive the vehicles, as well as in back-end data centers where data gathered by test vehicles is used to train algorithms for self-driving cars.
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This unlikely scenario is exactly what happened with Whitbie's Fish & Chips in Lethbridge, Alberta, a struggling shop that seemed doomed to shutter until Colin Ross, a laid-off oil patch worker, walked in one Sunday morning to nurse a hangover with their halibut special.
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"The president is using Iowa farmers and its families as poker chips in a trade war," said Abby Finkenauer, a 29-year-old Democrat running against Republican incumbent Rod Blum in a race for a House seat in eastern Iowa that forecasters rate a toss-up.
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MSCI's decision a year ago to include yuan-denominated Chinese stocks, or "A-shares", into its emerging market (EM) index triggered a rally in Chinese blue-chips in 2017, though the market has corrected this year amid rising borrowing costs and fears of a Sino-U.
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The nurse at told me I'd be back to normal after two weeks, but over half a year later, I was barely functioning as an adult, and for the first time in years, I back to the exhausting business of constantly thinking about cashing my chips in.
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Foxconn's investment does not have a strategic partnership attached, but Abra CEO Bill Barhydt believes that the inclusion of IoT chips in such things as flat-screen TVs – Foxconn now owns Sharp – could eventually be leveraged to enable pay-as-you go leasing programs transacted via Bitcoin.
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In what only seemed like a matter of moments, Hughes — who has always been conscious of water safety — placed a brownie and a handful of chips in a bowl, and then instinctively walked to the balcony to check the pool before handing the snacks to Levi.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai pushed Apple this morning to activate the FM radio chips in the iPhone: Why it matters: While users might not make frequent use of an FM chip, it has potential to be a backup conduit for information when other communication networks are down.
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Nearly two years after its predecessor, Claudico, lost almost a three-quarters of a million dollars in chips in a similar competition, Libratus won decisively by more than $1.7 million chips (no actually payouts were made during this competition; the four human players split a $200,000 purse).
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MSCI's decision a year ago to include yuan-denominated Chinese stocks, or "A-shares", into its emerging market (EM) index triggered a rally in Chinese blue-chips in 21, though the market has corrected this year amid rising borrowing costs and fears of a Sino-U.
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This means it will work on phones going back to the iPhone 6s, which have a single camera at the back and standard motion sensors, rather than a dual camera system found on newer models such as the iPhone 7 Plus or special depth-sensing chips in competing phones.
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An easing in trade tensions between China and the United States also could unlock some pent-up demand for consumer electronics, and encourage Chinese cloud service providers that had stockpiled chips in anticipation of a prolonged trade war to lower their inventories to more normal levels, analysts said.
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Point guard Marcus Carr averages 12.5 points and four assists, while fellow freshman and Canadian Shamiel Stevenson, who chips in 10.3 points and 5.4 rebounds and ranks 743th among ACC freshmen in scoring, shoots 52 percent from the field and leads the team in free-throw attempts (51).
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But there's also a chance that the company may choose to take the same direction it took when it started designing its own processors for its mobile devices and develop connectivity chips in-house, giving the company even more control over the components that make up an iPhone.
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Most conceptions of the internet of things assume the chips in sofas, wallets, fridges and so on will use technologies such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to communicate with each other—either directly, over short ranges, or via a base-station connected to the outside world, over longer ones.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. communications regulator urged Apple Inc on Thursday to activate FM radio chips in iPhones that would allow Americans access to life-saving information when a natural disaster takes out wireless networks, but the company said its newer models do not have the chips.
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Many BBQ aficionados suggest that if you are craving these flavors, your best bet is to add flavored wood chips in with your non-flavored briquettesBinchotan Also known as white charcoal, this pure charcoal has been made from hard Ubame Oak trees found in Japan for hundreds of years.
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Restored and refashioned into a museum last spring, it is part of the new complex on the grounds known as Chaplin's World that includes an immersive cinema museum devoted to his professional achievements, and a restaurant that serves fish and chips in a nod to his London boyhood.
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Planting tiny chips in hardware can cost as little as $200 A year ago, Apple and Amazon scoffed at a report from Bloomberg Businessweek that claimed that chips the size of a grain of rice had been implanted in their servers to allow Chinese hackers to spy on them.
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Not only would it be greedy for you to own more than one dog—and we already know how greedy you, Matthew, a hypothetical dog owner out in the ether, are about eating all the hint of lime chips in the house—but it's a lot of goddamn work.
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While I wouldn't go as far to say the AMD discrete graphics chips in Macs are bad at all — the iMac Pro's Radeon Pro Vega GPU is a beast — NVIDIA's are considered the best in the business as they offer better performance and compatibility with a wider range of professional software.
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The move, which will see Huawei use its own chips in its servers for the first time, comes as China is looking to speed up the development of its semiconductor market here amid a fierce trade stand-off with the United States that has underscored the country's reliance on imported technology.
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That set off the current ongoing fight between Apple and Qualcomm, which has seen the iPhone maker abandon Qualcomm's chips in favor of only using Intel modems for the iPhone XS and XR, and Qualcomm's own attempt to try to ban Apple's iPhones from being sold in the US and China.
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The Big Hack: How China Used a Tiny Chip to Infiltrate U.S. Companies Everyone is talking about this story from Jordan Robertson and Michael Riley, which alleges that Chinese spies compromised America's technology supply chain by inserting tiny chips in servers that reached almost 30 US companies, including Apple and Amazon.
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"I will say that in about 20 years from now, will not surprise me, based off especially some of the innovations by companies like Medtronic and some of the other players in this field, that people will be willing to get chips in their body, " Valencell's Steven LeBoeuf told CNBC Wednesday.
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Hell, 20 minutes looking into the eyes of anyone living in Arnos Grove, working in Beckton, bleeding themselves dry in order to plunge headfirst into a box of chips in a Morden chicken shop, would be enough to convince the first alien to reach planet Earth that London was a shithole.
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If the president were to ask me for advice, I would tell him that farmers should not be used as pawns and negotiating chips in a wider trade war and that the administration should not disrupt what had been an expanding opportunity for U.S. agriculture to compete in global markets.
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Set up in 1990 in Cambridge, ARM is obscure yet fantastically important: the chips in over 95% of all smartphones sold last year are based on its designs, which it licenses to hardware makers including Apple and Samsung of South Korea, earning a royalty for each chip its customers sell.
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A chopped salad of crisp romaine, radicchio, hearts of palm, sliced cucumbers, diced onion and crumbled feta in a red wine vinaigrette; and a seasonal salad of mixed greens with pickled onions and cauliflower florets, charred Brussels sprout leaves and fried shallot chips in an herb dressing, couldn't have been fresher.
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GlobalFoundries had also announced last fall that it would be ending its development of a future 7nm technology node for producing chips (which is the reason that AMD uses TSMC chips in the first place), and was instead shifting its strategy toward more targeted applications like RF and IoT chips.
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Codenamed Tiger Lake (like Ice Lake from a previous range, the name comes from a natural spot in Oregon), they are being built using intel's Xe graphics architectue-based GPUs, the first instance of using this, with the aim being to use these chips in AI and other computing-intense applications.
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Justice Department prosecutors did, too, as part of a National Counterproliferation Initiative launched in 2007, but most if not all of the officials working on the matters were not informed that their cases were being used as bargaining chips in the prisoner swap and broader nuclear negotiations with Iran, POLITICO reported.
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MSCI's decision last June to include yuan-denominated Chinese stocks, known as "A-shares", into its emerging market (EM) index triggered a rally in Chinese blue-chips in 230, though the market has corrected this year amid fears that a trade war will add to risks for the world's second-largest economy.
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Boise, Idaho-based Micron, the world's fourth largest semiconductor firm by revenue according to research firm Gartner, differs from much of the chip industry in that it still makes its own chips rather than farming the work to contract factories and that it still makes many of its chips in the United States.
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" AWS has also denied the report, telling CNBC in a statement, "As we shared with Bloomberg BusinessWeek multiple times over the last couple months, at no time, past or present, have we ever found any issues relating to modified hardware or malicious chips in SuperMicro motherboards in any Elemental or Amazon systems.
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Broadcom, Intel, Micron, NVIDIA, Xilinx and the companies that actually make the semiconductors (Applied Materials, KLA-Tencor, Lam Resarch) are the beneficiaries of the need for new memory chips in phones and virtual reality devices, as well as the drive for chips that use less energy and are less draining on batteries.
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"A set of better economic numbers on the Chinese side could raise the bargaining chips in negotiations with the U.S., as they could show that the Chinese economy can still bounce back from the tariffs imposed by the U.S. so far," said Kevin Lai, chief Asia ex-Japan economist at Daiwa Capital Markets.
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Pew asked about three techniques that might emerge in the future but that are not even close to ready now: using gene editing to protect babies from disease, implanting chips in the brain to improve people's ability to think, and transfusing synthetic blood that would enhance performance by increasing speed, strength and endurance.
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"The House tax plan looks like a plan to us; the Senate version looks more like an agglomeration of bits and pieces designed to either capture needed votes (which it did) and/or be bargaining chips in negotiating with the House," Jonathan Fenby of TS Lombard said in a note this week.
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In the latest decision, European regulators found that Qualcomm, the world's largest maker of smartphone chips, abused its market dominance by preventing rivals from competing in the smartphone chip market thanks to an agreement in which it paid Apple to exclusively use its chips in iPhones and iPads between 893 and 2016.
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CreditCreditTony Luong LOS ANGELES — On a warm September evening in the Hollywood Hills, guests at a book party for the writer Susan Faludi sipped prosecco and munched on lotus root chips in the courtyard of the Spanish-style home of the journalist Steve Oney and his wife, the interior designer Madeline Stuart.
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The full details of the suit can be read in a 139-page document (PDF) released by Qualcomm, but the company has five key complaints — including the claim that Apple deliberately didn't use the full potential of Qualcomm chips in iPhone 7 phones so that they wouldn't perform better than the modems provided by Intel.
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For the CIA, the intelligence challenge involves assigning a level of confidence to whether Kim Jong Un might be interested in using his pursuit of an ICBM and nuclear weapons capability to strike the U.S. homeland as bargaining chips in return for food, energy assistance, and integration in the Asian regional (and, potentially, world) economy.
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Feeling sorry for me, Amil kindly invited me into the tent of her making and provided me with Canadian snacks: ketchup chips (why not just dip regular chips in ketchup?), Smarties (fake-ass M&Ms with an unoriginal name stolen from another American candy), and Crispers (neither chips nor crackers, but sus all the same).
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The AHCA converts Medicaid from a matching program, in which the federal government chips in a set amount for every dollar states spend on beneficiaries, to a capped subsidy, where the feds give states a set amount per enrollee every year, an amount that rises according to a fixed formula instead of according to need.
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Nonetheless, the big ugly was symptomatic of a way of operating that has long defined a state capital where matters are routinely not debated on their substance — if they are debated at all, instead of being settled behind closed doors by a few leaders — but rather, used as chips in a high-stakes poker game.
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Trade minister Liam Fox has described EEA nationals in the UK as one of the government's "main bargaining chips" in upcoming negotiations, and May has argued that the UK would be left "high and dry" in negotiations by guaranteeing the rights of EEA nationals without receiving similar assurances for UK nationals living in the EU.
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Nick Masterson, who led the Atlantic Sun Conference last season in 3-point shooting percentage (54 percent), chips in 11.6 points on 53.6 percent (56.23-of-28) shooting from the arc and leads the team in assists (3.3 per game) and minutes (35.0) while 234-foot guard Tyler Hooker contributes 22 points and tough on-ball defense.
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A 2015 book about about the history of DARPA, "The Pentagon's Brain," suggested that government scientists hope that implanting chips in soldiers will eventually unlock the secrets of artificial intelligence and allow us to give machines the kind of higher-level reasoning that humans can do, or allow soldiers to perform feats like waging war using their thoughts alone.
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This is the story of how the US finally achieved some leverage over China to bring a stop to more than a decade of rampant cybertheft, how a Canadian couple became bargaining chips in China's desperate countermove, and how the game ended happily—only to start up again in recent months with more rancor and new players.
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The chips in this system, which Dr Gollakota plans to unveil on March 17th at the USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation in Santa Clara, California can, he claims, transmit data at a rate of up to 11 megabits a second to smartphones or laptops over 30 metres (100 feet) away, and through walls.
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But it has become clear that the detainees are bargaining chips in Turkey's effort to force Mr. Gulen's extradition from the U.S. Turkish prosecutors have also said they were seeking lengthy jail terms for several human rights activists, including a German and a Swedish citizen, who were arrested in a raid on a digital security workshop in July.
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Whether or not there's an issue like Heartbleed, which we saw a couple years ago, or a new vulnerability found in Linux, or recently there was issues with Broadcom wifi chips in Android and iPhones, you want to make sure the company you're buying from has the capacity to go react to those problems in the market.
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Koh's decision followed a 10-day non-jury trial in January, and is a victory for the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, which has accused Qualcomm in 2017 of violating antitrust law.. The decision followed Qualcomm's April 16 settlement of a long-running legal battle with Apple, where Apple agreed once again to use Qualcomm chips in its iPhones, displacing Intel.
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Anyone who has ever promised themselves that they absolutely, most definitely will not eat 903 calories worth of Buffalo Bleu chips in one sitting, only to shake the crumbs from the bottom of the foil bag minutes later, can attest that there are times when we eat more of things than we know that we should, especially when those things are extremely delicious.
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It's admittedly a bit unusual to see a company with such substantial backing pushing most of its chips in on 3D 360 video, but as headset-makers like Magic Leap (another a16z bet) and others focus their energies on consumer smartglasses powered by light field displays, startups like Lytro are able to see a potential world where its technology could be indispensable.
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Read more:Charlize Theron laughed so hard when she watched 'Borat' that she ended up in the hospital for five daysYou've probably been pronouncing Charlize Theron's name completely wrongCharlize Theron arrived to the Oscars showing off a new brunette bob and it left viewers stunnedCharlize Theron says she kept potato chips in her bathroom to gain 50 pounds for her latest movie
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That rally in chip stocks also highlighted a simple reality: While they are likely to continue to be buffeted by the ups and downs of the trade negotiations, semiconductors increasingly power the products and technology that are crucial to our daily lives and future, from the chips in iPhones and the latest-generation cellular networks to self-driving cars and artificial intelligence.
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Each uniform has two chips in the shoulders which are used to track when and where the students enter or exit the school, with an added dose of facial recognition software at the entrances to make sure that the right student is wearing the right outfit (so you can't just have your friend, say, wear an extra shirt while you go off and play hooky).
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Apple will offer six-core processors for the first time in its 21.5-inch model and eight-core chips in the 27-inch iMac, which it says is in an effort to cater even more to its base of professional users, such as photo editors and musicians, that gravitate toward the more affordable iMac family as opposed to even more powerful iMac Pro, which starts at $5,000.
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Most nights out are bad nights out, or at leas disappointing nights out, nights out that becomes nights you'll never get back, nights where you could have eaten fish and chips in front of Take Me Out and had a wank instead of dropping fifty quid on a gram of terrible coke, forty on a taxi home, and thirty the next day on a diarrhea-inducing pizza.
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