You can also build tiny computer chips in this way.
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Both are issues with the way computer chips are designed.
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AMD makes high-performance computer chips for gaming and image processing.
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They come with their own computer chips and wireless communication systems.
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The materials are used to make computer chips, among other things.
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Lithography systems are used to create the circuitry of computer chips.
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Thus, NASA press kits became almost as important as computer chips.
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Google engineers have designed computer chips specifically for training neural networks.
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Pharmaceutical companies have already released digital "smart" pills containing computer chips.
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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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It's also used in computer chips, wiring, and several other industrial applications.
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Mentor is a maker of computer software used in designing computer chips.
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Today's computer chips are often packed with transistors numbering in the billions.
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A.I., it turned out, works better with new kinds of computer chips.
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Amazon's cloud business is developing its own computer chips for artificial intelligence projects.
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ESPN additionally reports that veteran quarterbacks actually want computer chips in game balls.
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If computer chips do not continue to improve, the entire tech industry stalls.
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For all the fearsome complexity of computer chips, their basic components are simple.
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Bitcoin, in contrast, is more popular but requires specialized high-speed computer chips.
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The new robots take advantage of the same basic technology as computer chips.
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Companies such as Samsung use them to make computer chips, among other products.
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Huawei also lacks alternatives to American computer chips for telecoms base stations, he added.
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Per Reuters' Makiko Yamazaki: Go deeper: Computer chips are still "Made in the USA"
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The digital plates come with their own computer chips, batteries, and wireless communication systems.
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Like computer chips before them, cameras are becoming better, cheaper, and smaller every year.
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Big software companies don't just stick to software any more—they build computer chips.
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Now, timing is done automatically with computer chips that record data at mile markers.
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Computer chips are still made in the United States, but foreign competition is looming.
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Flat lenses are made using nanolithographic techniques, which are also employed for making computer chips.
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Huawei relies heavily on computer chips imported from companies like Intel (INTC) and Micron (MICR).
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"The FTC has to worry about everything from computer chips to bleach labeling," Wheeler said.
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The insulin pumps that diabetics rely on to maintain their blood sugar contain computer chips.
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That is because computer chips are the foundations of the digital economy and national security.
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He called it Intel, and it soon dominated the nascent industry of programmable computer chips.
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It is used to provide controlled environments for the manufacture of solid-state computer chips.
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Facebook is already helping Intel develop its long-awaited computer chips to power AI projects.
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The Moog synthesizer molds sounds using cables and knobs rather than microprocessors and computer chips.
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The AI boom has already shaken up the market for computer chips in recent years.
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"The FTC has to worry about everything from computer chips to bleach labelling," Wheeler said.
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If cryptocurrency is disrupting finance, then powerful computer chips known as ASICs are disrupting cryptocurrency.
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From computer chips to lobsters, to wedding dresses and auto parts, expect shortages and disruptions.
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"This factory will produce the most powerful computer chips on the planet," Mr. Krzanich said.
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The process begins with a wafer of silicon, similar to those used to make computer chips.
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Some 10,000 American companies supply GM with products and services, like car seats and computer chips.
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ENGINEERING brings great benefit to humanity, from aircraft to bicycles and from bridges to computer chips.
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The site formerly housed a Fairchild manufacturing plant that produced semiconductors — an element in computer chips.
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And as for Spectre, fixing the issue could actually require redesigning how computer chips are built.
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China is heavily reliant on imported computer chips, despite efforts to develop its own semiconductor industry.
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Those chemicals are used in computer chips manufacturing -- a key part of the South Korean economy.
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To do so, they are using computer chips that are best known to video game fans.
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It plans to build jetliners, advanced computer chips, electric cars and other goods of the future.
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Since the smartphone revolution a decade ago, computer chips have continued to get smaller and cheaper.
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Mr. Patz's fix was to add brains to the beavers — small computer chips with Wi-Fi modules.
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She expects the new device to be widely used for manufacturing the next generation of computer chips.
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Computer chips have a master clock; every time it ticks, the transistors within switch on or off.
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Nvidia rose 1.5 percent after the chipmaker unveiled its first computer chips for developing fully autonomous vehicles.
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Then, Washington demanded that American firms not buy computer chips and telecommunication products from Huawei and ZTE.
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ZTE is dependent on American computer chips and said it would shut down production as a result.
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At Guiyu, workers strip used computer chips, which are then cleaned in a river and then exported.
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Micron Technology, a large maker of computer chips, on Monday upped its outlook for the current quarter.
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AS THE trade war intensifies, China wants to reduce its reliance on imports of foreign computer chips.
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Intel powered the PC revolution by providing the computer chips that allowed PCs to become ever more powerful.
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The company has always primarily sold computer chips to other companies, which incorporate them into their own products.
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Intel, a big manufacturer of computer chips, estimates that it has already saved $13m through better forecast modelling.
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Talks over how U.S. companies can ensure future supplies of advanced computer chips have taken on more urgency.
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Intel, a giant maker of computer chips, has recently bought Mobileye, which makes driver-assistance systems, for $15.3bn.
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Computer chips have become so cheap that we can put them in everything from refrigerators to light switches.
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We wouldn't have skyscrapers, clean rooms for building advanced computer chips, shopping malls, or multiplexes without air conditioning.
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Last year, China imported more than $300 billion worth of computer chips, the backbone of all digital products.
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Advances in technology and computer chips have enabled smaller satellites to perform the same tasks as their predecessors.
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SAN FRANCISCO — For years, tech industry financiers showed little interest in start-up companies that made computer chips.
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In contrast, LEDs are sophisticated electronic components built from the same kind of semiconductor materials as computer chips.
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Amazon's (AMZN) push into computer chips suggests a possible threat to Intel (INTC), according to the New York Times.
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It could be harder to fulfill those contracts if Huawei can't get software or computer chips from US suppliers.
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On Thursday the U.S. indicted three more Chinese citizens and two companies for similar charges related to computer chips.
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Glitches were discovered in the design of computer chips that could give hackers access to passwords and encryption keys.
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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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He is working to integrate biological neurons and silicon computer chips to build computers that can think like humans.
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BlackBerry has recently developed the software to run sophisticated computer chips for autos that manage multiple safety-critical systems.
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The hack reportedly involved installing extra components onto computer chips while they were still being manufactured in Chinese factories.
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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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The Commerce Department could also restrict the export of cloud-computing technology and computer chips related to artificial intelligence.
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It could limit sales of computer chips and glass panel displays made at plants in Malaysia and South Korea.
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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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Batteries don't improve as rapidly as computer chips, so it's hard to say exactly how quickly batteries will improve.
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Tests show that these chips can execute machine learning code up to 30 times faster than conventional computer chips.
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Both companies denied a Bloomberg report their systems had been infiltrated by malicious computer chips inserted by Chinese intelligence.
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The initial facetVISION camera was made using a vapour-deposition process similar to the one employed to make computer chips.
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All of these companies have likely stockpiled supplies of computer chips and are working to develop alternatives, according to Triolo.
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The good news is that an increasingly electronic world has an insatiable appetite for the computer chips that Intel makes.
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Oregon-based Mentor, a maker of software used in designing computer chips, was up about 19 percent in premarket trading.
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For example, most of the semiconductor industry now insists that the per-transistor cost of computer chips has stopped falling.
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On Friday, Daofu Zhang, a Chinese citizen, pleaded guilty to conspiring to sell counterfeit computer chips used in military applications.
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In 1975, ATS caught wind of a successful KGB plot to illegally purchase the machinery necessary to create computer chips.
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Computer chips, the foundation of some of the Cybathlon technology, are denser and more functional than they were in 2016.
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In the 1970s, that perceived lead shifted to smart weapons, based on brand-new Silicon Valley technologies like computer chips.
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The advance could have practical uses in electronics, similar to how the invention of the transistor led to computer chips.
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Sales of its high-margin Windows operating system fell, which the company tied to a continuing shortage in computer chips.
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Hikvision buys computer chips and components from US companies such as Nvidia (NVDA), Western Digital (WDC), Intel (INTC) and Seagate (STX).
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Chinese AI companies rely on computer chips and graphics processing units from US companies such as Qualcomm (QCOM) and Nvidia (NVDA).
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Moreover, as the components from which computer chips are built continue to shrink, they become more sensitive, making the problem worse.
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This ultra‑elite deposit of silicon dioxide particles plays a key role in manufacturing the silicon used to make computer chips.
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The wafers are then cut into tiny, unbelievably thin quadrangular chips—computer chips, the brains inside your mobile phone or laptop.
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The companies all design high-end computer chips intended for mining cryptocurrencies, particularly bitcoin, and sell mining equipment containing the chips.
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The system uses Nvidia computer chips, fed by cameras and radar sensors to create a realtime image of the car's surroundings.
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Sunway TaihuLight (pictured), a supercomputer made using only local computer chips, is five times as fast as the best American rival.
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"Moore's Law," first laid out in 85033, correctly predicted that computer chips would exponentially increase their capability while decreasing in cost.
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Gamers who bought a Battle Pass can collect a series of 100 collectible computer chips that are scattered across the map.
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ASML is the biggest maker of lithography systems, which use focused rays of energy to map the circuitry of computer chips.
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Modern versions use computer chips housed inside "crash-survivable" containers able to withstand g-forces 3,400 times the feeling of gravity.
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Amazon, the world's largest online retailer and largest cloud-computing company, is pushing into a new line of work: computer chips.
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Next month the global semiconductor industry will release its latest biennial assessment of the technological road ahead for making computer chips.
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By the numbers: Last year, China imported more than $300 billion worth of computer chips, the backbone of all digital products.
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The materials, which are used to make computer chips, are vital to Samsung and other South Korean companies that make semiconductors.
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That's particularly relevant in the tech industry, which depends on Chinese labor to build everything from computer chips to cellphone parts.
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The "compounding" problem there is the sheer volume of computer chips and hardware manufactured in places like Korea and Taiwan, he said.
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Security experts noted that it could take time to fix vulnerable systems because installing patches on computer chips is a difficult process.
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The Chinese government has made manufacturing computer chips that store data—memory—a major priority of its centralized science and technology strategy.
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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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Fellow students of Minassian stated that he was quite adept with graphical processing units—specialized computer chips that work to process images.
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To combat fraudulent transactions, the retail industry is shifting away from the traditional magnetic stripe toward tiny computer chips embedded inside cards.
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Meanwhile, cryptocurrency mining — the process that uses complex computer chips, hardware and electrical power to make bitcoins — is growing quickly, Morehead said.
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That's to say nothing of the complex computer chips whose microscopic features are far too tiny for any 3D printer to reproduce.
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The disruptions to supply chains for computer chips, parts, and finished goods ranging from iPhones to cars are only now being felt.
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It was made with technological building blocks that are available to anyone: ordinary cameras, open-source software and low-cost computer chips.
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In 2011, flooding in Thailand greatly disrupted the supply of computer chips, affecting the supply of computers and other high-tech devices.
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A major flaw in computer chips has left almost every device on the planet vulnerable to attack, Google's Project Zero team revealed Thursday.
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For decades, the processing power available from individual computer chips increased every 18 months or so, according to the oft-quoted Moore's Law.
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The proposed changes would apply to companies in the military sector and those involved in the design of computer chips and quantum technology.
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These particles, especially neutrons, can interact with the semiconductors powering computer chips and cause an assortment of glitches in all of our electronics.
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A company official confirmed the global leader in smartphones, televisions and computer chips had not previously provided comment before its official earnings estimate.
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In gaming's early arcade days, encouraging players to keep dropping quarters was an economic necessity to pay for expensive cabinets and computer chips.
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GPUs, computer chips designed to render the graphics we see on our computer screens, are a good enough workhorse to handle the task.
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Intel is facing at least three class-action lawsuits over massive security vulnerabilities in its computer chips that came to light this week.
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Thanks to computer chips inserted into N.F.L. players' shoulder pads, we can measure and analyze the speed at which the game is played.
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On graduating he took a job at Intel, the world's largest maker of computer chips, which had been founded a few years earlier.
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The actual brain-scanning part is called a Neuropixels probe, a 10-mm long needle made with the same technology as computer chips.
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Many exporters have stopped importing components and switched to increasingly capable local suppliers for everything from high-quality steel to advanced computer chips.
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Intel shares dropped 6 percent after Bloomberg News reported that Apple would move away from the chipmaker and make their own computer chips.
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Twenty-five years ago, the man who is now CEO of the world's largest maker of computer chips was an engineer at the company.
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But computer chips improve over time, and over the past few years Apple has established custom chip design as a real point of strength.
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Yet they understand much less about how the creature's "brain" works than they do about computer chips with millions of times as many components.
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The company, based in Santa Clara, California, is a leading supplier of computer chips, but PC sales have been declining steadily in recent years.
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If it weren't for the computer chips that replaced the worn-out cells of his retina, he would have become blind countless years ago.
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China now has the world's fastest supercomputers, manufactures most of the world's computer chips and is the leading maker of drone hardware, he observed.
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China is trying to invent new forms of computer chips as part of its plan to lead the world in artificial intelligence by 2030.
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Mining Bitcoin requires specialized computer chips (ASICs) that perform repetitive math problems millions of times per second to verify Bitcoin transactions on the network.
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The vulnerabilities could allow a hacker to steal information stored in the memory of a wide range of computer chips running on personal devices.
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It would take 10-15 years for China to become self-sufficient in computer chips and for America to shift suppliers (see Technology Quarterly).
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Big Tech will be battling second-tier players, including Nvidia, a maker of gaming-focused computer chips, and Electronic Arts (EA), a games publisher.
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Technology analysts were puzzled by the job projections Mr. Gou described because flat-panel displays, like computer chips, are produced in highly automated factories.
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Despite years of efforts to manufacture its own computer chips, the Asian giant still spends more on importing them than it does on crude oil.
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Intel - A New York Times article is highlighting Amazon's push into computer chips, suggesting that the move could pose a threat to the chip giant.
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ASML is dominant in its segment, lithography systems, which use focused rays of energy to help semiconductor makers lay out the circuitry of computer chips.
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The business end of Neuropixels, as the new tool is known, is a probe made in the way that computer chips are made, by photolithography.
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Some of the projects envision by the department include integrating fabric and fibers with things like LED lights, solar cells, computer chips and audio equipment.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israel's exports of computer chips to China soared last year as Chinese companies bought more semiconductors made at Intel's Kiryat Gat plant.
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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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There are also self-destructing computer chips (courtesy of DARPA) and file structures that will delete your data if it falls into the wrong hands.
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Although more banks are issuing credit and debit cards containing tiny computer chips that are more difficult to counterfeit, not all retailers accept them yet.
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Other people posted pictures of the odd objects they spotted on the beach, including toy cars, Flat TVs, freezers, Ikea chairs, computer chips and shoes.
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Despite Silicon Valley's name - which derives from the raw material for computer chips - many venture investors prefer to stick to software, advertising and commerce companies.
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The mindfulness training comes as the military is exploring other options to intensify soldier focus, even the possibility of implanting computer chips into soldiers' brains.
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GAS POS: U.S. gas station owners are racing to upgrade outside pumps with EMV technology, a global standard for credit cards equipped with computer chips.
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Most new car are already loaded with computer chips and have wireless communications links, and they are gaining more abilities in those areas every year.
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China buys more computer chips than any other country, consuming about $140 billion, or 38%, of the world's semiconductors, according to research firm IC Insights.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Alibaba is setting up its own company to make computer chips as China seeks to cut its dependence on foreign technology.
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The roadmap says China aims to catch up to global leaders by solving issues including a lack of high-end computer chips, software and trained personnel.
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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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For Bryan Johnson, the founder and CEO of neuroscience startup Kernel, the question is when, not if, we all have computer chips inside of our brains.
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Dan looks into why the U.S. still is a leader in producing computer chips, and what could change it, with Axios chief technology correspondent Ina Fried.
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Details: The proposed restrictions include computer vision, artificial intelligence, geospatial positioning, computer chips and memory, and mobile electric power — technologies critical to the development of AVs.
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This new system will allow manufacturers to place silicon carbide emitters right on the quantum computer chips, a massive improvement over the complex systems used today.
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ASICs are specialized computer chips that are made to mine only one specific coin and are far more efficient than general computer hardware like graphics cards.
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Compared with the control group, the number of computer chips produced by the pizza group after the first day of the experiment increased by 6.7 percent.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Step-by-step, a team of technicians assemble a haphazard system of wires, computer chips, and old 2G flip-phones.
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Those valuations must reflect the real-world value they create, or rather destroy, through the consumption of enormous amounts of electricity, computer chips and human effort.
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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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In modern computer chips, as much as half of the power consumed is lost to electrons leaking from transistors that are only dozens of atoms wide.
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Samsung is the world's largest smartphone maker, but it also makes many of the computer chips, camera sensors and displays that go into other companies' devices.
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In a way, the story is as old as Henry Ford and his Model T, or in more recent times, the amazing progress of computer chips.
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The recent spat began last month when Tokyo placed controls on exports of three chemical materials -- including those used to make computer chips -- to South Korea.
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She is also testing a more sophisticated approach—code that can be added to an AI program to track the energy use of individual computer chips.
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The lawsuit said Broadcom used its patented Wi-Fi data transmission technology in computer chips that went into iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches and other Apple devices.
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Without disclosing the play's plot, the pill ends up causing problems and students soon want to turn the computer chips off -- but doing so proves difficult.
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Another team at NASA, unrelated to AREE, is currently building computer chips out of silicon carbide that will hopefully withstand the atmosphere on a Venus trip someday.
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Three-quarters of companies in the monthly Reuters Corporate Survey approved of Abe's explanations for curbing exports to South Korea of materials used to make computer chips.
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The technology is a long way from being able to roll-print powerful computer chips, which contain several billion transistors squeezed onto a tiny piece of silicon.
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But he's never been a CEO, much less of an organization as large and complex as Oracle which makes everything from computer chips to open source software.
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The main challenge, according to his post, was designing a case to hold the fragile computer chips, which had to withstand the harsh impact of a crash.
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Currently, a Swedish manufacturer can, for example, sell computer chips to companies tied to the Russian government and simultaneously continue to have access to US banking capital.
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China is a big and fast-growing consumer of computer chips, used in an array of products that include smartphones, personal computers, communications equipment and server systems.
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What you need to know: • China has been especially interested in computer chips as part of its push to become a dominant force in cutting-edge industries.
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The government in Beijing is pouring billions of dollars into local companies with the aim of dominating advanced computer chips, and potential challengers to Samsung are emerging.
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Computer chips are finding their way into everything from household appliances to running shoes, and he believes India has a shot at making these lower-end processors.
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Apple said Thursday that it is planning a software update to counter two cyber vulnerabilities that affect computer chips manufactured by Apple, Intel and other tech companies.
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In each network, the tiny satellites orbit closer to Earth than traditional communications satellites, a technological shift made possible by advances in laser technology and computer chips.
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The 7 nanometer chips will be produced there will be "the most powerful computer chips on the planet," Krzanich said in the Oval Office with the Trump administration.
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For all the wishful thinking about manufacturing more laptops and iPhones in the U.S., there is one sector of tech manufacturing where America remains a leader: computer chips.
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Such successes helped lift Taiwan's economy, building on the country's longtime work on computer chips and moving the island nation into its next phase as a tech power.
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Brandon Lucia at Carnegie Mellon University is trying to solve this in hopes that low-cost, low-power computer chips can be used with less risk of failure.
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If he can pull it off, it will do for computer chips what biological blood does for bodies: provide energy and regulate the temperature at the same time.
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But the co-founder and CEO of Silicon Valley-based Nvidia, a maker of powerful computer chips, credits his parents for putting him on the road to success.
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Other Huawei executives have said the company stockpiled computer chips and electronic components in anticipation that it might one day be unable to buy them from American suppliers.
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SAN FRANCISCO — In 1994, Intel faced a public relations crisis over an elusive mathematics glitch that affected the accuracy of calculations made by its popular Pentium computer chips.
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This is known as Schoelkopf's Law, a playful ode to Moore's Law, the rule that says the number of transistors on computer chips will double every two years.
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The fight with Huawei is less about bugs or backdoors than the three technologies that will drive the future of innovation: 200G, advanced computer chips, and artificial intelligence.
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That will include high-powered computer chips made by U.S. companies such as Nvidia, Intel and Qualcomm, which are considered critical for building and operating many AI systems.
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Critics say the practice has undermined American industries like steel and solar panels, and could prove detrimental to high-tech manufacturers of electric vehicles, computer chips and robots.
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That will include high-powered computer chips made by U.S. companies such as Nvidia, Intel and Qualcomm , that are considered critical for building and operating many AI systems.
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That will include high-powered computer chips made by U.S. companies such as Nvidia, Intel and Qualcomm , which are considered critical for building and operating many AI systems.
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House Energy and Commerce Committee leaders are demanding answers from major technology companies affected by the Spectre and Meltdown cybersecurity flaws that leave computer chips vulnerable to hackers.
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The standoff began in July when Tokyo placed controls on exports to South Korea of three chemical materials which are used to make computer chips, among other things.
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The tariffs spare the most popular consumer products like phones and computers, but a wide range of electronics are listed, including printed circuit boards, power assemblies, and computer chips.
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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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So when Elon Musk announced after the company's second-quarter earnings report that Tesla is developing its own computer chips, it was a momentous claim by the car company.
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This year's winners—Jean-Pierre Sauvage, Sir James Fraser Stoddart, and Bernard Feringa—used chemical attractions and cohesions to construct molecular chains, axles, motors, muscles, and even computer chips.
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The EC takes that view that Intel had tried to block rival chipmaker AMD by giving rebates to PC makers for buying most of their computer chips from Intel.
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After that, they may have to look for alternatives to silicon, which is used to make computer chips, or new design ideas in order to make computers more powerful.
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For several years, automakers have understood that their industry is being reshaped by the use of advanced computer chips, software and sensors to develop cars designed to drive themselves.
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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 trend would be felt in diminished orders for computer chips made in Taiwan, flat-panel displays forged in South Korea and auto parts built in the Czech Republic.
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As OpenAI's system learned to play Dota 2 over several months — more than 45,000 years of game play — it came to rely on tens of thousands of computer chips.
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China needs the American export market to keep its economy going and wants advanced technology like computer chips and software from the United States to foster its economic development.
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The market for automotive computer chips is expected to grow from about $40 billion today, per IHS Markit, to as much as $200 billion by 2040, according to KPMG.
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In recent years, the panel, known as Cfius, has been particularly skeptical of Chinese companies seeking to buy American businesses in important industries like computer chips and financial services.
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Modern computer chips are typically designed by one company, manufactured by another and then mounted on circuit boards built by third parties next to other chips from yet more firms.
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Today's computer chips get cheaper and faster as their features get smaller, but quantum mechanics says that at tiny enough scales, particles sail through solids, short-circuiting the chip's innards.
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Paired with a fully-assembled circuit board with assorted computer chips, users could build their own computer by combining the board with a case, power supply and a television monitor.
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Image by IBMImagine if instead of painstakingly creating computer chips using complex nanoscale engineering you could simply let raw materials assemble themselves into the same structure from the molecule up.
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The LEAF is 100% electric (in keeping with Nissan's "Zero Emissions, Zero Fatalities" motto) and it has been fitted with high-speed computer chips and specialized HMI (Human Machine Interface).
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From US companies, Chinese hackers and spies have purloined everything from details of wind turbines and solar panels to computer chips and even DuPont's patented formula for the color white.
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Some people worry that one day soon we might physically attach computer chips to our minds, but we don't actually need to plug ourselves in: proximity is a red herring.
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Intel holds a 15 percent stake in ASML and is a key customer for its lithography machines which use focused light beams to map out the circuitry of computer chips.
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Other cryptocurrencies are similar, but rather than using specialized computer hardware, these currencies can be mined with off-the-shelf GPUs, the same types of computer chips used by gamers.
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Hawking and Milner's plan is to shoot lasers at a fleet of "StarChip" nanocraft—tiny computer chips attached to light-sensitive sails—to propel them to Alpha Centauri star system.
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Thousands fit side-by-side on a single silicon wafer similar to those used for computer chips, and, like Frankenstein coming to life, they pull themselves free and start crawling.
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After intermission, a group of 50 violinists (led by the conductor Doug Perkins) convened for Mr. Perich's "Drift Multiply," playing alongside 50 one-bit computer chips hooked up to speakers.
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If successful, China would win the economic and diplomatic spoils that the United States and some European countries have long enjoyed from dominating businesses like software, computer chips and airplanes.
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Intel, best known as a maker of computer chips, has been trying to change perceptions of its brand by taking on high-visibility projects in entertainment, music, gaming and sports.
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But as computer chips and software have become increasingly important in automobiles, Silicon Valley has seemed to take the lead, especially in the development of the supersmart cars of tomorrow.
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Having everything from clothing and steel to smartphones and computer chips "made in America" sounds good — until you realize just how much more consumers would have to pay for them.
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Any process that incorporates computer chips as well as any process that occurs at the direction of an electronically transmitted instruction is potentially vulnerable to cyber-espionage and cyber-warfare.
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But comments by U.S. chipmaker Texas Instruments that a slowdown in demand for computer chips could last a few more quarters worried investors in South Korea, which relies on technology exports.
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Tuesday's trade ministry data suggested growth could slow from the brisk pace seen in 2017 as the trade-reliant economy faces weaker global demand for its computer chips, cars and ships.
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This second release of attacks may be early indications that Meltdown and Spectre have opened a new front in the war between hackers and defenders in the realm of computer chips.
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Over the last six years, he and a Caltech postdoc, Ashwin Gopinath, have shown that they can position their DNA origami on pretty much any surface used to make computer chips.
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The report follows a Bloomberg Businessweek article last Thursday that Super Micro systems had been infiltrated by malicious computer chips inserted by Chinese intelligence agents, sending its shares down 38 percent.
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There are unaddressed considerations in De Vries' calculations, like the pollution stemming from mine tailings, or the extraction of raw materials to produce the computer chips that mine Bitcoin, for example.
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Huawei is the world's third-largest buyer of computer chips, many of which come from U.S. companies, and a sales ban would be disruptive to the global tech industry, Xu said.
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SAN FRANCISCO — For decades, the computer industry has been guided by a faith that engineers would always find a way to make the components on computer chips smaller, faster and cheaper.
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Part of the proceeds will go toward developing computer chips to help increase Russia's global market share of bitcoin mining, the sophisticated computing process by which new cryptocurrency units are issued.
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In the last decade, faster computer chips, cheap sensors and large collections of data have helped researchers improve on computerized tasks like machine vision and speech recognition, as well as robotics.
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South Korea's exports tumbled in August for a ninth consecutive month, on sluggish demand from its biggest buyer, China, and depressed prices of computer chips globally, government data showed on Sunday.
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During the preview period for the boxes, Microsoft is working with customers to offer boxes with FPGAs, as well as similar devices that carry more traditional computer chips instead, White said.
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The ingredient common to all of these sectors is computer chips, which form the brains of devices and whose ubiquity means they provide early signals about changes in supply and demand.
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The first PCs were slow, expensive, and bulky, but people just had to wait a few years for Moore's law to produce computer chips that were faster, smaller, and more affordable.
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In two decades, Amazon has erupted into one of the most successful juggernauts in history, pushing forward absent any apparent limits to its horizons, including this week into high-end computer chips.
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The other is trichlorosilane, which is treated further to become polysilicon, an extremely pure form of silicon that will go on to become the key ingredient in solar cells and computer chips.
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The country is pumping hundreds of billions into its "Made in China 2025" plan, which aims to make China a global leader in industries such as robotics, electric cars and computer chips.
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G.M., Waymo and others are betting that driverless ride services will spread rapidly once they are able to produce vehicles that can operate with input only from sensors, software and computer chips.
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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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First off, Silicon (not to be confused with silicone, the rubberlike plastic material) is an inexpensive chemical substance that possesses semiconducting qualities, making it the ideal element to use in computer chips.
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Engineers built the computer with an aluminum case to help it remain cool, but the Apple III overheated anyway, sometimes even causing computer chips and floppy disks (remember those?) to melt inside.
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ASML's cutting-edge machines, which cost 150 million euros ($166 million) each and are used to create advanced computer chips, require an export licence because they are deemed to have military use.
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Engineers built the computer with an aluminum case to help it remain cool, but the Apple III overheated anyway, sometimes even causing computer chips and floppy disks (remember those?) to melt inside.
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Computer chips are making their way into other electronic products like earphones, which means that companies are likely to introduce innovations in wearable accessories, said Frank Gillett, a technology analyst for Forrester.
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The NIH's most cited patent since 2000 was for a tiny and incredibly important invention: microscopic valves that allow scientists to create "circuits" of fluid that work kind of like computer chips.
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That growth is due in no small part to CEO and cofounder Jensen Huang's decision to double down on computer chips that are increasingly being used to power new, artificial-intelligence-based applications.
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These products have been on the market for about five years, yet it's hard to think of any cases where the addition of computer chips and software has added a lot of value.
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Of that, about $11 billion was spent on products from dozens of US businesses, including computer chips from Qualcomm (QCOM) and Broadcom (AVGO), as well as Microsoft (MSFT) software and Google's (GOOGL) Android.
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"In the years ahead, the basic properties, capabilities, and functions of fibers are going to increase in a way that is similar to what happened with Moore's Law in computer chips," he said.
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Upstairs, instructors in small rooms offered hands-on classes on soldering computer chips, social engineering (the art of convincing someone to do what you want, like clicking a phishing email), and picking locks.
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As Kurzweil said in an interview with NBC News when the original K250 was released, recording all of the 22,000 sounds a piano can make would have required about 10,000 different computer chips.
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Since the deep learning boom took off in the early 2010s, Nvidia's stock price has surged as it became obvious that its computer chips were ideally suited for machine learning research and development.
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The orders for ASML's extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines, which use highly focused light beams to map the circuitry of computer chips, comes at a time when overall smartphone growth is slowing down.
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A semiconductor—which is the kind of material used in the transistors that, when added together, can create computer chips—doesn't rely on moving just negatively charged electrons, but positively charged 'holes' too.
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High‑purity silicon dioxide particles are the essential raw materials from which we make computer chips, fiber‑optic cables, and other high‑tech hardware—the physical components on which the virtual world runs.
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Once the computer has calculated the topography needed to do this, that topography (or, rather, its inverse) is inscribed onto a master version using photolithography—a technique also employed to make computer chips.
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A possible merger of two giant makers of computer chips could revolutionize the all-important industry — which touches everything from smartphones to cars — and shift the balance of power from California to Asia.
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But as the internet generated more data and new computer chips reduced the time needed to analyze it, the technique started to make more sense for the companies that had all that information.
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Under a plan called Made in China 2025, China hopes to become largely self-sufficient within seven years in a long list of industries, including aircraft, high-speed trains, computer chips and robots.
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Intel has struggled to grow as demand for personal computer chips has dried up, Barron's said, but growth in the company's data center group, which includes server chips, could eventually bring in more revenue.
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Krzanich said on a conference call with analysts that the transition beyond personal computer chips is well underway, with 40 percent of revenue and 60 percent of profit margin coming from places beyond PCs.
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In order to secure commitments from China regarding a potential trade deal, Trump announced over the weekend that US companies would once again be allowed to sell certain materials, like computer chips, to Huawei.
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In just a few decades, we have seen functions that once required a computer the size of an office cube to execute now performed by computer chips thinner than a single strand of hair.
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Google and other security researchers this week disclosed two major chip flaws - one called Meltdown affecting only Intel Corp chips and one called Spectre affecting nearly all computer chips made in the last decade.
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The work, which is described in the current Nature Communications, offers a new pathway toward using diamonds as the foundation for optical circuits—computer chips based on manipulating light rather than electric current, basically.
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Foreign governments and businesses cite strategic plans such as "Made in China 2025," which calls for state-led efforts to create Chinese industry leaders in areas from robots to electric cars to computer chips.
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The U.S. government on Tuesday urged businesses to act on an Intel alert about security flaws in widely used computer chips as industry researchers scrambled to understand the impact of the newly disclosed vulnerability.
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For South Koreans, the company's progression from an assembler of clunky transistor radio sets to the world's leading producer of flat-panel television sets, computer chips and smartphones is a source of national pride.
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The battle underscores the growing importance of semiconductor technology to all manner of modern devices, even as the rising cost of developing computer chips winnows the number of producers to a well-heeled elite.
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Last year, AT&T and Verizon stopped selling Huawei phones in their stores after Huawei begin equipping the devices with its own sets of computer chips — rather than relying on American or European manufacturers.
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While China processes more than half the world's computer chips, assembling them and putting them in devices like mobile phones, its share in manufacturing remains small compared with that of South Korea and Taiwan.
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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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SAN FRANCISCO — Pentagon officials have been holding private discussions with tech industry executives to wrestle with a key question: how to ensure future supplies of the advanced computer chips needed to retain America's military edge.
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Prosecutors have previously brought criminal charges against two men in connection with the case, Jeffrey Krantz and Jeffrey Warga, who they say supplied computer chips to the Goodrich business that were then used in helicopters.
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Its costly servers, which usually ran on Sun-made computer chips and software, were undercut by cheaper servers that ran on common processors designed by Intel and Linux, a low-cost, open-source software alternative.
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In June of 1985, the Semiconductor Industry Association filed for regulatory relief with the US Trade Representative, arguing that Japan was unfairly penalizing the US chip industry by favoring local computer chips over American ones.
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The current boom started in 2012, when a team of researchers used an artificial neural network in an image recognition competition that showed what A.I. could do with faster computer chips and bigger data sets.
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Western businesses have raised concerns about a $300 billion plan by China to become self-sufficient by 2025 in high-tech industries, including computer chips and electric cars, that they argue may hurt foreign companies.
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On Wednesday, Alphabet Inc's Google and other security researchers disclosed two major chip flaws, one called Meltdown affecting only Intel Corp chips and one called Spectre affecting nearly all computer chips made in the last decade.
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There was a Swiss scientist who had figured out that you could repurpose that micro-fabrication techniques used to make computer chips and use them to make tiny channels that would move tiny quantities of liquid.
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The proposed acquisition by the Singapore-based Broadcom would have been the largest deal in technology history, creating a major force in the development of the computer chips that power smartphones and many internet-connected devices.
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Experiments with implanted computer chips, sensors and electrodes that send signals from the brain to the muscles, bypassing the injured part of the spinal cord, have enabled some patients to regain some movement in their arms.
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The move cuts Huawei off from the critical American portion of the global electronics supply chain, which accounts for necessities like computer chips and software, and has the potential to inflict major damage on its business.
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Heavily dependent on exports of computer chips, smartphones, cars and ships, Asia's fourth-largest economy is headed for the worst growth in a decade even after two rate cuts and a big increase in government spending.
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Britain's national cyber security agency said on Friday it had no reason to doubt the assessments made by Apple and Amazon that refuted a Bloomberg story that their systems contained malicious computer chips inserted by Chinese intelligence.
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"Faster, cleverer computer chips are key to solving the next big batch of computing problems, like particle detection or sophisticated climate modeling — and to get there, we need to move beyond the limitations of silicon" Agabi said.
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The new computer chips, based on a smaller and more power-efficient 26-nanometer process, will be available in the usual Core i23, Core i25, and Core i2802.11 configurations and will come with two to four cores.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Smartphones, PCs and servers across the world have received software updates in recent days to plug security gaps on computer chips that cyber security researchers have described as the most serious threat in years.
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In the span of a few decades, the company, once a copycat manufacturer of clunky television sets, surpassed Sony and other global giants in value and reach, offering high-end smartphones, computer chips and flat-panel TVs.
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Officials said Mr. Trump was determined not to spend American lives and treasure in Afghanistan only to watch China lock up its rare-earth deposits, which are used to make products from wind turbines to computer chips.
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While most technology manufacturing, such as computers and smartphones, has moved overseas, American factories still account for about one-seventh of global chip production and produce many of the most valuable computer chips, including Intel's flagship processors.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Lenovo and ZTE Corp shares slid on Friday, hurt by worries about overseas sales after Bloomberg reported that the systems of multiple U.S. companies had been compromised by malicious computer chips inserted by Chinese spies.
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Then on Friday, Chinese technology stocks listed in Hong Kong, including Lenovo and ZTE Corp, slumped on a Bloomberg report that the systems of multiple U.S. companies had been compromised by malicious computer chips inserted by Chinese spies.
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The global market leader in computer chips and smartphones said in a statement it expected "overall annual earnings to decline" this year, although sales of memory products and OLED panels would begin to revive in the second half.
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China is trying to boost its high-tech industries, from medicines to computer chips, to offset a slowdown in manufacturing and exports that has dragged its economic growth to its slowest level in a quarter of a century.
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Bigger versions could be baked onto standard computer chips, offering a fast, frugal co-processor designed to excel at pattern-recognition tasks—like speech- or face-recognition—now performed by slower, less efficient software running on standard circuitry.
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Just this week, the US government struck at the heart of China's ambitions to become a global tech powerhouse by banning American companies from exporting parts and software to a major Chinese state-owned maker of computer chips.
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And on Friday, Chinese technology stocks listed in Hong Kong, including Lenovo and ZTE Corp, slumped on a Bloomberg report that the systems of multiple U.S. companies had been compromised by malicious computer chips inserted by Chinese spies.
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Strictly speaking, 5G is a set of technical ground rules that define the workings of a cellular network, including the radio frequencies used and how various components like computer chips and antennas handle radio signals and exchange data.
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Defense Department officials have been holding private discussions with tech industry executives to help ensure that they have access to future supplies of the advanced computer chips needed to keep America's military edge, Don Clark of the NYT reports.
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Just like the U.S. needs China's rare earths, China needs U.S. computer chips: China imports most of his memory chips, 70% of those in smart phones, and 95% of its most advanced chips for computer processors, the FT reports.
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Using computers to mimic the brain, also known as neuromorphic computing is a rapidly growing area of computer science research that focuses on developing system architectures and specialized computer chips that replicate the way the human brain processes information.
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The official added that China has not been prepared to talk about Made in China 2025, a government plan to make the country a global leader in industries of the future such as robotics, electric cars and computer chips.
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Facebook AR glasses patent application Facebook AR glasses patent application Last month, The Information spotted four Facebook job listings seeking engineers with experience building custom AR computer chips to join the Facebook Reality Lab (formerly known as Oculus research).
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A team of researchers at Aalto University in Finland has devised a method for the controlled movement of multiple objects using a single sound source, a development which may find use in manufacturing everything from pharmaceuticals to computer chips.
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This strongly functional structure is the main reason Apple has started struggling with the seemingly banal task of keeping its pro-level personal computers, and especially its Mac Pro desktop, up to date with the latest and most powerful computer chips.
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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said on Saturday it currently had no reason to doubt statements from companies that have denied a Bloomberg report that their supply chains were compromised by malicious computer chips inserted by Chinese intelligence services.
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Bloomberg cited 17 unidentified sources from intelligence agencies and business to support claims that Chinese spies had placed computer chips inside equipment used by about 30 companies and multiple U.S. government agencies, which would give Beijing secret access to internal networks.
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Similar to the VR-ready specifications made for desktop machines like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, Google will have Daydream-ready specifications that include things like required sensors, display resolutions, and computer chips necessary for the absolute best VR experience.
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It's called "DNA origami," and while many different kinds of shapes have been created using it, this is the first proof of concept that it's possible to scale up and build large numbers of DNA based devices on computer chips.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Washington's decision to cut off U.S. supplies to a Chinese chip-maker spotlights mounting tensions over China's drive to be a global player in computer chips and the ways in which Taiwan companies are helping it get there.
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Indeed, he reckons the "nanodrip" process would be a lot cheaper than current methods used to produce capacitive grids for touchscreens as these rely on costly clean rooms and vapour-deposition equipment, similar to that used to make computer chips.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Silicon Valley graphics chipmaker NVIDIA unveiled on Tuesday the first computer chips for developing fully autonomous vehicles and said it had more than 22 customers working to build a new class of driverless cars, robotaxis and long-haul trucks.
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Investors and analysts are closely watching what comes of those agreements amid expectations that QNX could become a key technology in the burgeoning self-driving vehicle industry, serving as the operating system for computer chips used to run self-driving vehicles.
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There weren't any stark numerical findings, but the ongoing research is aimed at finding how AI can be useful in generating economic growth, as the steam engine did in the 1800s and early computer chips did in the middle 20th century.
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But on the cutting edge of processing is an area called neuromorphic computing, which seeks to make computer chips work more like the human brain — so they are able to process multiple facts, patterns and learning tasks at lightning speed.
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During his research, he also found out about so-called RFID and NFC-chips; computer chips the size of a grain of rice that will send and receive information on their own when placed in the right proximity of a source.
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If customers cannot buy what they need from China, Chinese factories could, in turn, slash orders for imported machinery, components and raw material — computer chips from Taiwan and South Korea, copper from Chile and Canada, factory equipment from Germany and Italy.
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For example, former GoogleX-er Mary Lou Jepsen is working to build a hat that will make telepathy possible within the decade, and entrepreneur Bryan Johnson is working to build computer chips to implant in the brain to improve neurological functions.
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Heavyweight names Apple, down 1.76 percent, and Amazon, off 213 percent, were among the biggest drags on the S&P as both companies denied a Bloomberg report their systems had been infiltrated by malicious computer chips inserted by Chinese intelligence.
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BEIJING — A senior Chinese official on Sunday defended his country's push for greater self-sufficiency in computer chips, electric cars and other industries, calling it a necessary strategy in the face of Western countries' controls of certain high-tech gear.
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The list also includes pharmaceutical ingredients, which China requires as its population ages and demand for new drugs grows, as well as high-tech components, a necessity as China pushes to become a world leader in industries such as computer chips.
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Companies LeoSat Enterprises and Canada's Telesat are also working to build data networks with hundreds or even thousands of tiny satellites that orbit closer to Earth than traditional communications satellites, a radical shift made possible by leaps in laser technology and computer chips.
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One of the most important and overlooked arenas of high-stakes tech competition is the global race among companies and nations to invent and manufacture the brains of future technologies — a rivalry for the commanding heights in advanced computer chips for artificial intelligence.
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Driverless vehicles in such fleets will have to be on the road almost around the clock to offset the cost of the sensors, computer chips, software, and other systems that allow them to drive safely and reach their destinations without human operators.
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Bloomberg Businessweek on Thursday cited 17 unnamed intelligence and company sources as saying that Chinese spies had placed computer chips inside equipment used by around 30 companies, as well as multiple U.S. government agencies, which would give Beijing secret access to internal networks.
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Nearly half of all credit cards in circulation, 600 million cards, now have small computer chips according to the Electronic Transaction Association, and data from Visa and Mastercard shows about a third of all merchants are using readers that can accept chip cards.
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A 2009 European Union antitrust decision that hit Intel with an at-the-time record fined for — as the Commission saw it — abusing its No.1 position in the market for computer chips has been dealt a blow by the region's top court.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said on Saturday it currently had no reason to doubt statements from companies that have denied a Bloomberg report that their supply chains were compromised by malicious computer chips inserted by Chinese intelligence services.
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Bloomberg Businessweek on Thursday cited 17 unidentified intelligence and company sources as saying that Chinese spies had placed computer chips inside equipment used by around 30 companies, as well as multiple U.S. government agencies, which would give Beijing secret access to internal networks.
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If you pry open your iPhone or Android device, you'll see computer chips that provide the phone's computing power as well as chips that enable the phone to do things like take pictures, do wireless communications, and pinpoint their location with GPS.
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And experts say the parts at risk are likely greater than that, since many Chinese parts, from computer chips down to screws and bolts, are not classified simply as auto parts the way a bumper or engine piston is classified that way.
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BEIJING — China has charted out a $300 billion plan to become nearly self-sufficient by 2025 in a range of important industries, from planes to computer chips to electric cars, as it looks to kick-start its next stage of economic development.
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GOTEBORG, Sweden — One of the big unknowns about self-driving cars is how human drivers will react once they can hand off the tasks of steering, braking and avoiding obstacles to a combination of unseen sensors, software and computer chips under the hood.
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The metals from Kobe Steel whose specifications have been falsified have been used in a dizzying array of products including air conditioners, Blu-ray discs, car doors, computer chips, copper pipes, heat exchangers, gear boxes, nuclear power plant parts, ship engines and space ships.
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Mercedes' new E-Class mid-sized sedan, unveiled at the Detroit auto show Monday, will come with better computer chips, cameras, software and sensors than those in the larger and more expensive S-Class – the flagship that has for decades showcased the automaker's latest technology.
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The Commission handed down the fine, a record at the time, reasoning that Intel had tried to block rival Advanced Micro Devices by giving rebates to PC makers Dell, Hewlett-Packard Co, NEC and Lenovo for buying most of their computer chips from Intel.
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But new technologies such as the rollout of 5G telecom networks have kept up demand for ASML's machines, CEO Peter Wennink said, leading to increasing orders for its newest and most expensive lithography systems, which are used to map out the circuitry of computer chips.
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Space tourism is not just a frivolity for the rich, but a necessary steppingstone to develop the expertise in a new technology, Mr. Bezos said, much like the early days of airplanes or how video games spurred the development of more powerful computer chips.
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The vulnerabilities could allow a hacker to steal information stored in the memory of a wide range of computer chips running on personal devices — not just computers and phones, but also the servers in data centers, including those used to run cloud computing services.
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Globalfoundries, which runs former IBM chip factories in New York State and Vermont but is owned by an Abu Dhabi investment firm, filed a series of suits accusing the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company of infringing 153 patents covering processes used in manufacturing computer chips.
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Companies such as SpaceX, LeoSat Enterprises and Canada's Telesat are working to enable data networks with hundreds or even thousands of tiny satellites that orbit closer to Earth than traditional communications satellites, a radical shift made possible by leaps in laser technology and computer chips.
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Globalfoundries, which runs former IBM chip factories in New York State and Vermont but is owned by an Abu Dhabi investment firm, filed a series of suits accusing the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company of infringing 153 patents covering processes used in manufacturing computer chips.
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On May 15, the Trump administration signed an order that potentially banned major Chinese companies, such as technology giant Huawei, from buying vital components such as computer chips from the US. Many of those chips are made using rare earths, of which China is a major exporter.
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In a report published on Thursday, Bloomberg Businessweek cited 17 unidentified sources from intelligence agencies and businesses as saying that Chinese spies had placed computer chips inside equipment used by about 30 companies and multiple U.S. government agencies, which would give Beijing secret access to internal networks.
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Just as the rise of the personal computer led to the now-$300 billion semiconductor industry and the birth of world-leading American companies like Intel, autonomous vehicles will fuel the development of innovative new electronics components, like LiDAR and advanced computer chips, to power the cars.
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Tonal uses electromagnetic Resistance to provide customizable digital weight without the bulk of traditional equipmentFor Tonal's arms to provide so much digital "weight," computer chips generate an electromagnetic field and magnets allow you to push or pull against that field, making it feel like actual weight.
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Companies like Elon Musk's SpaceX, LeoSat Enterprises, and Canada's Telesat are working to enable data networks with hundreds or even thousands of tiny satellites that orbit closer to Earth than traditional communications satellites, a radical shift made possible by leaps in laser technology and computer chips.
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Companies such as Elon Musk's SpaceX, LeoSat Enterprises, and Canada's Telesat are working to enable data networks with hundreds or even thousands of tiny satellites that orbit closer to Earth than traditional communications satellites, a radical shift made possible by leaps in laser technology and computer chips.
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When he's not digging a tunnel underneath a major city to try and create a new form of transportation, or starting a major car manufacturer, or trying to move the human species to Mars, he's running a company that intends to implant computer chips into human beings.
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"We are at the mercy of others when it comes to computer chips, but we are the world's largest exporter of raw materials for vitamins and antibiotics," Li Daokui, a professor of economics at Tsinghua University, said in March 290 while speaking at the National People's Conference.
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Some of them, for instance, stitch together carbon, the element that defines life, and silicon, the stuff of sand, glass and computer chips but heretofore not of life (unless you are a Horta, the rock-shaped beings who famously mind-melded with Mr. Spock on "Star Trek").
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In most cases, driverless vehicles in such fleets will have to be on the road almost around the clock to offset the cost of the sensors, computer chips, software and other systems that allow them to drive safely and reach their destinations without human operators, he said.
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In other words, to bat down an old economic canard, computer chips are very different than potato chips: Advanced technology industries and firms contribute far more to our balance of trade and produce much higher-paying jobs, not to mention being essential for our national defense capabilities.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORY: --FLAWS IN COMPUTER CHIPS LEAVE FEDS VULNERABLE TO HACKS: Two critical vulnerabilities that affect modern computer processing chips are about to become a huge headache for governments worldwide.
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Overseas shipments by South Korea, one of the world's top 10 exporters and heavily dependent on sales of computer chips and electronics goods, have also been suffering from a plunge in chip prices in the wake of a global rally that lasted until early last year.
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I use only three Samsung products in my office — a Samsung TV set, a Samsung fax/printer and the Samsung monitor for my Dell desktop — though many of the tech products around me at home and in my office may contain Samsung components, like computer chips.
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In 1982, a man who went by "One-Eyed Jack" (One-Eyed Jack!) went to prison for six months for operating a crime ring that stole specialized computer chips from Intel and sold them to the company's Japanese competitors, who scarcely bothered to keep their bidding discreet.
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Good thing, because the Green New Deal will need lithium and cobalt for rechargeable and storage batteries, silver for solar panels, rare earths for wind turbines, nickel for smartphones and high tech alloys, gold for electronics and computer chips, and copper for electric vehicles - just to name a few.
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Ford allowed reporters, analysts and other guests to take a ride in some of the 10 white Fusion sedans it has outfitted so far with tens of thousands of dollars' worth of radar; lidar, a kind of radar based on laser beams; cameras; computer chips and other gear.
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BEIJING — One year ago, when he began a multibillion-dollar trade war with China that shook the global economy, President Trump demanded that Beijing end lavish government spending aimed at making the country a world power in computer chips, robotics, commercial aircraft and other industries of the future.
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The competition is reflected in the partnership being announced on Tuesday, in which Intel will provide specialized computer chips to Delphi, an auto supplier, and Mobileye, an Israeli company that specializes in vision systems that have been used in some of the autonomous-driving systems made by Tesla Motors.
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S. dispute, chip price slump take their toll By Choonsik Yoo and Joori Roh SEOUL, Sept 22008 (Reuters) - South Korea's exports tumbled in August for a ninth consecutive month, on sluggish demand from its biggest buyer, China, and depressed prices of computer chips globally, government data showed on Sunday.
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The Defense Department's research arm DARPA announced this week the forthcoming contracts for its ambitious Neural Engineering System Design (NESD) project, which seeks to create computer chips that can be implanted in the brain to enable direct communication between it and a computer, as well as to enhance human senses.
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Super Micro Computer, which closed a US$285m 364-day loan in mid-April according to LPC data, for instance found itself in the spotlight on October 4 when Bloomberg reported that computer servers manufactured by the company had been infiltrated by malicious computer chips inserted by Chinese intelligence agents.
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The vulnerabilities, which were publicly disclosed by the Register on Tuesday, could allow a hacker to steal information stored in the memory of a wide range of computer chips running on personal devices, like computers, as well as servers in data centers, including those used to run cloud computing services.
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"They have ignited a firestorm of research, and although applications are still yet to come, I believe it's only a matter of time before their research leads to advances as unimaginable to us now as lasers and computer chips were a hundred years ago," said Laura H. Greene, president-elect of the American Physical Society.
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Over the last several years, it has shed almost all of its old operations, and begun acquiring and investing in high-tech businesses that in many ways are more like Intel than G.M. Cars produced today include dozens of computer chips along with cameras, radar, millions of lines of software and wireless communications links.
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A successful launch could mark a new era in the satellite services industry, with companies like Elon Musk's SpaceX, LeoSat Enterprises, and Canada's Telesat enabling data networks with hundreds or even thousands of tiny satellites that orbit closer to Earth than traditional communications satellites - a radical shift made possible by leaps in laser technology and computer chips.
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Their "Made in China 2025" plan, which commits Beijing to spending hundreds of billions of dollars on subsidies to ensure domestic companies dominate their home markets in areas like AI, self-driving cars, computer chips, solar and more, could power China to become not only the world's largest economy but, perhaps even more importantly, the world's technological superpower.
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She revels in choosing the right material for the right project — a metal strong enough to carry the load but light enough not to weigh it down, that can resist a certain level of heat but still be malleable — like the computer chips used in Summit, which can squeeze 8 billion transistors into just 650 square millimeters.
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"The experience and insight Paul Allen and I gained here gave us the confidence to start a company based on this wild idea that nobody else agreed with — that computer chips were going to become so powerful that computers and software would become a tool that would be on every desk and in every home," Gates says.
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The Office of Science research investments have yielded a wealth of dividends, including the development of lithium ion batteries for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles; advanced sensors that help law enforcement personnel detect trace quantities of nuclear, chemical and biological agents and explosives; and X-ray diagnostics of computer chips and other high-tech materials.
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But it would also be a catastrophe if Taiwan were blockaded or squashed into submission, because it is a pillar of technology (the source of more than 90 percent of the most advanced computer chips), a pillar of democracy and an "unsinkable aircraft carrier" standing in the way of any Chinese projection into the Pacific or toward, say, Okinawa.
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These include a series of paintings vividly depicting cheesy rides at the 1982 Minnesota State Fair; photographs of antinuclear rallies in 1985; a collection of cartoonish images drawn in 1987 on mailing envelopes that, in a self-promotional nod, include the artist's street address in Minneapolis, and a 1990 print of what appear to be computer chips.
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Technologists often point to lithium-ion as an innovation roadblock: While computer chips have doubled in speed every few years and digital displays have become significantly brighter and sharper, tech companies have made only incremental improvements on batteries; there's not much that engineers can do beyond making the batteries bigger and implementing software algorithms to make hardware more power efficient.
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Three chief executives from top American companies resigned from a presidential business council on Monday following President Trump's tepid initial response to a violent weekend in Charlottesville, Va. Brian Krzanich, C.E.O. of Intel — one of the most important global manufacturers of computer chips — announced his departure from President Trump's advisory council on manufacturing in a late-night blog post on Monday.
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For instance, on technology he argues convincingly that 2007, which saw the arrival of the iPhone, Android and Kindle, was the year when software began, in the words of Netscape's founder, "eating the world"; he introduces us to vital obscure bits, like GitHub and Hadoop; he points out that if Moore's law (that the power of microchips would double about every two years) had applied to the capabilities of cars, not computer chips, then the modern descendant of the 1971 Volkswagen Beetle would travel at 19783,000 miles per hour, cost 4 cents and use one tank of gasoline in a lifetime.
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