Microchip Technology – Microchip reported adjusted quarterly profit of $1.61 per share, 13 cents a share above estimates.
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Microchip Technology — Shares of Microchip surged 5% after the chip maker raised guidance for earnings and sales.
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Yet rather than having ions from one microchip interact with ions on another microchip using a complicated setup involving lasers or fiber optic cables, Hensinger and his colleagues have invented a device which uses the electric field itself to transport the ions from one microchip to an adjacent microchip.
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Earlier this year, China's regulators approved Microchip Technology's acquisition of Microsemi and Bain Capital's acquisition of Toshiba's microchip unit.
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Many owners microchip their pets, but then forget to register the microchip online and keep their contact information up to date.
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Update Your Dog's Microchip Info: If your initial search turns empty, your immediate next step is to update your dog's microchip information.
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Atmel said on Wednesday that Microchip had offered $7.00 per share in cash and $1.15 in Microchip stock, totaling $8.15 per share.
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Atmel said on Wednesday that Microchip had offered $7.00 per share in cash and $1.15 in Microchip stock, totaling $137.33 per share.
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Microchip Technology — Shares of Microchip rose over 4% after releasing updated guidance that put projected sales near the top of its previous range.
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The SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder features a unique design that physically prevents pets from accessing the food unless they carry the right microchip.
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If you are reading this checklist as a preventive measure, and haven't updated your pet's microchip recently, or you have yet to microchip your pet, now is a great time to take action.
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Nearly every microchip on earth is forged from the material.
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She didn't have a microchip and no one came forward.
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Sweden, home to several microchip companies, has the largest share.
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Georgie is back where he belongs, thanks to a microchip.
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That includes rabies vaccinations, a tapeworm treatment, and a microchip.
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The microchip replaces passwords, ID badges and even credit cards.
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There, the veterinarian soon discovered that the "stray" had a microchip.
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This story is also an important reminder to microchip your pets.
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Analysts cut price targets on several microchip companies, including Xilinx Inc.
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"I really believe that the microchip saved his life," Pete said.
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The captured shrews were X-rayed and implanted with a microchip.
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Microchip and Atmel did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Eventually, the microchip would vanquish the tyranny of numbers for good.
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The feline was apparently 2 years old when the microchip was implanted.
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JPMorgan Chase provided financial advice to Microchip, while Qatalyst Partners advised Atmel.
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Sequoia backed companies including Oracle, Microchip Technology, Linear Technology and Network Appliance.
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The shelter scanned Lucy's microchip, which tracked it back to Vanderpump Dogs.
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It involves a disposable microchip designed to hold a sample of semen.
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Specifically, Omaui councilmembers want owners to neuter, register, and microchip their animals.
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Unfortunately the cat had no collar, and no microchip was found, either.
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Then, with a click, a microchip is injected in the employee's hand.
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It is not the first time Microchip has tried to buy Atmel.
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This new round of names will be added to a second microchip.
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That shelter scanned Lucy's microchip, which tracked it back to Vanderpump Dogs.
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Do I need to do anything else once I get a microchip?
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Yes, the microchip only works if you've registered it – go to foundanimals.
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This is not the first time Microchip has tried to buy Atmel.
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In exchange, each employee will insert a tiny microchip: Under their skin.
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When the vet ran his microchip, Kinder4Rescue and Faris' names came up.
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There, shelter workers scanned the cat for a microchip twice, but found nothing.
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On Friday, semiconductor equipment maker Applied Materials confirmed strength in the microchip business.
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The infrastructure for microchip use exists wherever contactless IDs or payments are accepted.
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Microchip costs have fallen a million times faster than those of solar panels.
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The shelter learned a lot about the stray when they scanned his microchip.
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For years, researchers and entrepreneurs hoped that carbon nanotubes would revolutionize microchip design.
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Microchip said the deal is expected to immediately add to its adjusted earnings.
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But leading analysts downgraded their assessments for several U.S. microchip companies on Thursday.
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Tokyo Electron controls nearly 90% of the market for microchip coaters and developers.
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Yael: So next season I want them to show Qubes, OnionShare, and microchip implants.
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O), which announced it had acquired Cavium on July 6, and Microchip Technology (MCHP.
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Microchip Tech rose 6.9 percent after the company's first-quarter revenue beat analysts' estimate.
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Microchip plans to buy back the shares it issues in the transaction with Atmel.
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However, Texas Instruments warned that slowdown of microchip demand may persist in upcoming quarters.
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Toshiba put its microchip division (which was making money) up for sale last month.
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Its microchip backpack can then be used to send impulses that control the creature.
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Fortunately, he was in good health, but the vet did not find a microchip.
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NASA is etching names onto a microchip that will be placed aboard the spacecraft.
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Smith's favorite name in the space is Microchip, which makes microcontrollers for various devices.
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Microchip Technology is a leading provider of microcontroller, mixed signal and analog semiconductor products.
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River did not have a microchip, so the former owner's identity is still unknown.
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Microchip will pay $8.15 per share in cash and stock, or about $3.6 billion.
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Microchip has bought 17 chip makers in an acquisition spree that began in 2007.
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Hazel did have a microchip but the contact information for her owner was outdated.
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Instead, microchip your cat so that they can be easily identified if they escape.
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A relentless assassin who claws a microchip out of her chest with her fingernails.
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Moore's Law says the number of transistors in a microchip doubles every two years.
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Vets at the shelter found a microchip on Brownie and traced it back to Dominguez.
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The vets at Wicstun Vets used microchip data from 2001 to track down Boo's owner.
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Microchip Technology rose 3.2% after the semiconductor company reported mixed earnings for its first quarter.
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Some of them even had a little flat microchip cable popping out of their top.
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He's also got a microchip implant, but apparently, that hasn't helped his family find him.
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BooBoo's microchip led the rescuers to call her distant owners and arrange for a reunion.
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Scenes of bullet-trains and microchip makers have replaced those of dreary state-owned factories.
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Ford's wild ride is another reminder of why it is important to microchip your pets.
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LONDON/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has blocked microchip maker Broadcom Ltd's (AVGO.
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The court granted a pair of preliminary injunctions requested by Qualcomm, an American microchip maker.
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A quick scan of her microchip, however, revealed the curious cat already had a family.
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Implanting a microchip is a simple procedure and vets say it's like getting a vaccine.
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Now, with the sale of a majority of the microchip unit, Toshiba is shrinking further.
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Semiconductor stocks Analog Devices and Microchip Technology rose after KeyBanc upgraded the chipmakers to "overweight".
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The declaration lifts the stakes as Toshiba seeks outside investors for its coveted microchip business.
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"Australia Zoo have sent staff to microchip elephants to better monitor their population," he added.
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The shelter was able to get Plas' information from Jack's microchip, according to the post.
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So, it's not a bad idea to stay one step ahead of the dog thieves by using a GPS-enabled collar like Fi. Update Your Dog's Microchip Info: If your initial search turns empty, your immediate next step is to update your dog's microchip information.
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Microchip Technology (MCHP) – Microchip issued updated guidance that projected sales for its most recent quarter at the high end of prior guidance, with the chipmaker adding that it believes the December quarter marked the bottom of the current cycle and that 2020 would see growth.
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So she took her new pooch to a local vet to have the dog's microchip scanned.
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The unique number on her new pet's chip was an exact match for Chole's microchip number.
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As nuclear assets are probably unsellable, it is flogging parts of its core, microchip business instead.
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Microchip agreed to acquire the 37-year-old chipmaker Micrel in May for about $839 million.
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A microchip was scanned but the phone number given by the chip company did not work.
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A microchip identified the pup's owner, according to a GoFundMe page that was created on Aug.
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According WYFF4, when Gasparik went to check for Roxy's microchip, he found that is was unregistered.
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Once in the hands of the caring Princess Cruises staff, Harri was checked for a microchip.
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Microchip Tech rose 6.9 percent to $913 after the company's first-quarter revenue beat analysts' estimate.
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Most of the graduates became jewelers; some entered industries like microchip manufacturing, where dexterity was paramount.
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The microchip constantly transmits its location, which you can track on your phone in real-time.
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Qualcomm, the San Diego microchip maker, has earned half its revenue in China in recent years.
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Juniper Networks and Microchip Technology have both moved production there, helping to offset tariff-related costs.
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Toshiba's microchip business is viewed as a more valuable asset than a business in TV screens.
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Microchip currently gets about 2 percent of its annual sales from the aerospace and defense markets.
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Papers of Bob Noyce, who is the co-founder of Intel, co-inventor of the microchip.
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"As the semiconductor industry consolidates, Microchip continues to execute a highly successful consolidation strategy with a string of acquisitions that have helped double our revenue growth compared to our organic revenue rate over the last few years," said Steve Sanghi, president and chief executive of Microchip.
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He's not going it alone: he'll be joined by Microchip, an ally of Castle's from the comics.
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This shelter scanned the pup for a microchip and found one with contact info for Vanderpump Dogs.
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Labbie was reunited with its owner thanks to the canine having a microchip implanted in its skin.
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Microchip and register your pet with all important information on a tag attached to the collar. 3.
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The report, reviewed by Reuters, recommended a new, microchip-enabled card that would be harder to counterfeit.
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People with cochlear implants can now listen to music straight from a microchip into their neural system.
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Western Digital was itself bidding to invest in the microchip unit, whose assets include the joint venture.
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The company, Advanced Micro Devices, avoided scrutiny by licensing its exclusive microchip designs, rather than selling them.
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My novelist, economist and philosophy professor friends all ask me: How far behind is China's microchip industry?
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The device uses an optical attachment for magnification and a disposable microchip for handling the semen sample.
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Don Valentine actually funds Atari and he funds Apple and he's one of these old microchip guys.
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Alphabet Inc's Google has hired more than a dozen microchip engineers in Bengaluru, India, in recent months.
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The researchers' light-to-sound converting chip, the first such microchip, relies on something called stimulated Brillouin scattering.
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The door was programmed to unlock when the microchip got near, but Flood wasn't exactly a quick learner.
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A quick, routine scan revealed that Oliver had a microchip and a family that was looking for him.
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Implanting a microchip inside the brain to augment its mental powers has long been a science fiction trope.
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A few chip names like Texas Instruments and Microchip Technology and Nvidia are indeed at new highs Wednesday.
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However, the company did warn that a slowdown in microchip demand may last for a few more quarters.
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Silicon Valley was born in name and need from the most important chemical ingredient (silicon) in the microchip.
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In an interview Friday on CNBC's "Squawk Box, " Jaffer said implanting a microchip would actually be quite unusual.
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A Good Samaritan brought the feline to a nearby animal hospital, where he was scanned for a microchip.
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It's a zombie crushing a microchip because every great vulnerability needs a logo and this is ZombieLoad's logo.
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Other potential investors include the American microchip makers Western Digital and Broadcom, and SK Hynix of South Korea.
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The Taiwan-based information technology company offers low-energy microchip products that are used in consumer electronics applications.
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The cat was taken to a vet who found a microchip with the information for Kitty's old owner.
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The microchip industry is experiencing a wave of consolidation, as manufacturers seek to build scale and reduce costs.
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The best-performing tech names over that time include chipmakers Advanced Micro Devices, Micron Technology and Microchip Technology.
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Aluminum oxides are found in the casing, and silicon oxides are used in the microchip, the iPhone's brain.
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When authorities checked the dog's microchip, they contacted the Martinezes, and sure enough, the wandering fellow was Chiquito.
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The advance was led by a 9% gain in Microchip stock and a 6% rise in ON Semiconductor.
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Cheat sheet if that includes you: Noyce co-created the first microchip and co-founded Intel in 1968.
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While examining her, the veterinarian found a microchip lodged beneath the dog's skin, which identified her as Valerie.
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Although Japan dominated the global microchip market in the 1980s and 1990s, it has lost ground more recently.
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The Japanese company said the microchip unit would be sold for 2 trillion yen, or roughly $18 billion.
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Meanwhile, a new generation of knowledge-worker-not-auto-worker Democrats abandoned the working class for the microchip.
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Let's look at what we can do to keep our pets safe and healthy in 2020: 1. Microchip.
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Semiconductor stocks Analog Devices and Microchip Technology rose more than 103% after KeyBanc upgraded the chipmakers to "overweight".
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Other potential investors include the American microchip makers Western Digital and Broadcom and SK Hynix of South Korea.
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Semiconductor stocks Analog Devices and Microchip Technology rose more than 2% after KeyBanc upgraded the chipmakers to "overweight".
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There is a darker, more direct way in which microchip manufacturing impacts humans and the climate, Boyd explained.
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Earlier this week, The Wall Street Journal reported that Arizona-based Microchip was in talks to buy Microsemi.
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A few years earlier, Intel had introduced its 2275 microchip, which became the dominant processor for personal computers.
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Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal reported that Arizona-based Microchip was in talks to buy Microsemi.
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The £159.99 Microchip Pet Door Connect will go on sale this summer and ship with a new smart hub.
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A trip to the vet revealed that Sinatra had a microchip; unfortunately the information on the chip was distorted.
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Whoever microchips the pet takes the owner's contact details, which are inputted with the microchip number into a database.
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It also makes the microchip scanners that farmers, veterinarians and animal control officers use to monitor livestock or pets.
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The address on black-and-white cat's microchip showed that it lived at Grenfell Tower — in O'Hara's former apartment.
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The watchdog said the reason for the recall was a possible microchip defect that could cause an airbag malfunction.
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"(A deal) could make Microchip a very formidable force in the microcontroller area," Stephens Inc analyst Harsh Kumar said.
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Arm designs the microchip that is in the iPhone and was bought by SoftBank for $32 billion in 2016.
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Microchip shares fell 9.9 percent, among the biggest decliners on the S&P, after disappointing second-quarter revenue forecast.
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Since Pudge didn't have tags or a microchip, we walked the neighborhood where Jeff found him for three hours.
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The ministry has for several years lobbied for Russia to build a modern microchip plant, but to no avail.
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ESIM allows consumers to switch wireless providers without having to insert a new physical SIM card, an identifying microchip.
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In anticipation of the write-down, Toshiba said last month that it planned to sell its profitable microchip division.
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It is trying to sell a portion of its coveted microchip business to raise cash and stave off disaster.
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Reuters reported last month that Microchip was the undisclosed bidder that made a $3.8 billion unsolicited offer for Atmel.
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Toshiba, one of Japan's oldest and proudest technology conglomerates, said on Friday it would spin off its microchip division.
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Microsemi – Microsemi agreed to be bought by rival chipmaker Microchip Technology $73 billion, or $68.78 per share in cash.
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Shares of Microchip went up as much as 2.5 percent on Monday after reports that Mofcom had approved the acquisition.
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At the shelter, the team treating Cranberry discovered she had a microchip, which, when scanned, provided contact information for Long.
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Make sure you include your dog's microchip number (if it has one) and a detailed physical description in the report.
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It wanted to put down cats that were caught in "ecologically significant sites" without a microchip, which seems even harsher.
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It recently served as adviser to Atmel Corp, which agreed to be sold to Microchip Technology Inc earlier this month.
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The latter challenge will be small—as small as the tiniest microchip—and affect the wealthiest nations before any others.
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If the dog had a microchip, even if no one came, he would have been on a much longer hold.
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Atmel — Atmel will be bought by rival chipmaker Microchip Technology following a back and forth bidding contest with Dialog Semiconductor.
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Both Atmel and Microchip make microcontrollers that are used in a wide array of products - from touchscreens to automobile electronics.
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After-the-bell quarterly reports come from Altice US (ATUS), Caesars Entertainment (CZR), Host Hotels (HST) and Microchip Technology (MCHP).
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The German microchip maker said its top customer Apple could soon opt to build its own power-management chips instead.
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These guys were protesting the new Greek ID cards, which will come with a microchip carrying the holder's NI number.
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The firm has backed some of the industry's biggest companies, including Oracle, Cisco, Microchip Technology, Linear Technology, and Network Appliance.
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Microchip Technology — The chipmaker's stock dropped more than 1% after the company warned of flat sales for fiscal fourth quarter.
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Toshiba's microchip unit is second only to Samsung Electronics of South Korea in producing so-called NAND flash memory chips.
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The case being considered on Wednesday centered on claims that Intel had abused its dominant position in the microchip market.
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According to Taiwanese authorities, Fujian Jinhua used Micron's proprietary designs to build an enormous $5.7 billion microchip factory in China.
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The unit makes a type of microchip, called NAND flash memory, that cellphones and digital devices use to store data.
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Western Digital this week raised the value of its offer for Toshiba's microchip unit, though precise terms were not disclosed.
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Toshiba has already soliticted other bids for the microchip unit, whose products are central to modern digital gadgets like smartphones.
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Microchip made an unsolicited bid to buy Atmel in 2008, and then launched a proxy fight that it later withdrew.
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Microsemi (MSCC) agreed to be bought by rival chipmaker Microchip Technology (MCHP) $8.3 billion, or $68.78 per share in cash.
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Chipmakers such as Infineon Technologies and STMicroelectronics gained more than 1.4% after upbeat earnings forecast from U.S. peer Microchip Technology.
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In agreeing to the acquisition by Microchip, Atmel ended its agreement with Dialog Semiconductor, paying a termination fee of $137.3 million.
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Microchip also announced that its board authorized an increase in the company's share buyback program to 15 million from 11.4 million.
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The letter states that scanning a microchip embedded in Hank in 2014 proved that this dog is, in fact, that dog.
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Looking for them in political form before the 19th-century is like looking for the Athenian bicycle or the medieval microchip.
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He pointed to the outperformance in names like Microchip and Microsemi, up 7 and 9 percent respectively in the last month.
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Since Tipsy arrived at the animal hospital with no microchip, the RSPCA is waiting to see if an owner comes forward.
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Yet, high marginal tax rates in the 1960s didn't inhibit development of such watershed technologies as the microchip or satellite communications.
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The size of a grain of rice, the NFC/RFID microchip can be implanted under the skin by a tattoo artist.
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He took the lab to a 24-hour vet hoping her microchip would help, but the chip wasn't registered to anyone.
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An examination of the dead cat revealed a microchip tracing it to Feld Entertainment Inc, the parent company of Ringling Bros.
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Elon Musk says he's tested his brain microchip on monkeys, and it enabled one to control a computer with its mind.
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The dog didn't have a microchip, but luckily Jayjack was able to locate the owner of Cash (the canine's real name).
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In 2014, scientists at Ohio State's Neurological Institute implanted a pea-sized microchip into the 24-year-old quadriplegic's motor cortex.
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Called eSIM, it allows consumers to switch wireless providers without having to insert a new physical SIM card, an identifying microchip.
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Microsemi (MSCC) is in advanced talks to be bought by Microchip Technology, according to both the Wall Street Journal and Reuters.
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Microsemi – Microsemi is in advanced talks to be bought by Microchip Technology, according to both The Wall Street Journal and Reuters.
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Rising European and U.S. semiconductor stocks offset a decline in energy shares, as Microchip Technology raised its third-quarter sales outlook.
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In the late 1980s, the emergence of the inexpensive and universally available microchip upended the Pentagon's ability to control technological progress.
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Information about a passenger using a biometric passport isn't just found next to your photograph, it's also stored in the microchip.
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Central to this promise is a new microchip for self-driving vehicles unveiled by Musk on Monday during a webcast presentation.
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You then collect semen into a cup, dip a disposable microchip into the semen, and then dip it inside the smartphone attachment.
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Animal Control responded to the scene and found a microchip in Diamond, which helped them track down her owner— Shawkimo Anderson, 41.
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A scan of the cat's microchip, which he luckily had, revealed that the kitty had traveled more than 900 miles from home.
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Microchip, Analog Devices and ON Semiconductor were trading between flat and down 1.3 percent after their shares were downgraded by Raymond James.
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The most forward-thinking emu owners bought expensive equipment to microchip their flocks, because emu rustling became a problem as values rose.
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NASA selected Fairchild's microchip for use in the space program, and sales soon shot from almost nothing to $130 million a year.
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"As a standard, we always scan for a microchip and identification," Mike Kaviani, the Orange County Animal Care Director, told Fox 5.
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Earlier this week, Atmel said it considered Microchip Technology Inc's $3.42 billion cash-and-stock proposal superior to an offer from Dialog.
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Corporacion America holds a 33 percent stake in technology firm Unitec Brazil, as well as owning microchip maker Unitec Blue in Argentina.
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When voltages are applied to these microchips, they create the electric field which traps the ions and levitates them above the microchip.
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Then, one night, Jacobs held his client's microchip schematics up to the light and overlaid it with a schematic from the defendant.
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In May, Chinese officials approved Toshiba's sale of its microchip unit to an American-led group, though also after a lengthy delay.
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He was also required to have a microchip and rabies vaccination, plus the U.S.D.A. needed to sign off on a health certificate.
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The company is an owner, with Toshiba, of a NAND production operation in Japan that is part of Toshiba's larger microchip subsidiary.
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Mezrich details the exploits of Chuck Zukowski, a microchip engineer in Colorado who scours the West for evidence that aliens have invaded.
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What if people had a microchip embedded in their necks that recorded their lives and allowed them to replay memories at will?
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Western Digital argues that its joint venture agreements with Toshiba prohibit the Japanese company from selling the microchip business without its consent.
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U.S. President Donald Trump in March blocked Singapore-based microchip maker Broadcom's $117 billion takeover proposal for Qualcomm on national security grounds.
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A microchip is about the size of a grain of rice, and it is injected under the skin using a hypodermic needle.
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Away from the microscope and firmly back in the real world, I scheduled a call with California-based microchip expert Sarah Boyd.
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Researchers have built a microchip that is just three atoms thick using a graphite-like compound that could succeed silicon in future microprocessors.
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It's made of a smartphone attachment, a disposable microchip, and an app; it was 3D printed and cost less than $5 to make.
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For example, a similar smartphone attachment and disposable microchip can be used to count certain white blood cells killed by the HIV virus.
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Though she had a microchip, officials with the Guilford County Animal Shelter said Zoey was unregistered so identifying her owners became a challenge.
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Stockholders of Atmel will receive $7 per share in cash and $1.15 per share of Microchip stock in the deal announced on Tuesday.
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He took the canine to the Animal Care Center of Salisbury to check for the microchip he and his wife had given Molly.
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This devkit includes a system on module (SOM) containing the Edge TPU, an NXP CPU, a Microchip secure element, and Wi-Fi functionality.
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Recently, he and his team implemented a microchip into the brain of Ian Burkhart, a 24-year-old quadriplegic man from Dublin, Ohio.
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What China is accused of doing is introducing a totally new—and malicious—microchip into motherboards of servers themselves during the manufacturing process.
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It was an important decision for the Hendrys, who previously had a pet dog without a microchip that was stolen and never returned.
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In contrast to the heavyweight engines that steer larger satellites, Lozano's model is a nimble microchip about the size of a postage stamp.
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The rescuer, Shannon Jay, set a food trap and caught the cat, had his microchip tracked and lo and behold, it was Thomas.
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The fund returned over $5 billion to investors after exiting two investments - Indian e-commerce firm Flipkart and U.S. microchip designer Nvidia Corp.
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The necklace is a 3D-printed modular light that fits into a gold-plated, microchip hardware with LED lights inside a chunky pyramid.
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The vacuum tube is the foundation upon which radio, the transistor, television, the microchip, the personal computer and all modern electronics are based.
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They then looked for more indirect evidence of EV infections by developing a microchip assay to detect antibodies from any human enterovirus infection.
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Toshiba needs money from the microchip sale to fill a financial hole left by losses on nuclear power projects in the United States.
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They brought him to the animal shelter, where he was scanned for a microchip, public relations officer Murad Kirdar told CNN on Monday.
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Because of the regulation, Mr. Begin got a new permit, gave Stella a microchip and had to muzzle her when she was outside.
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We're coming up on the anniversary of the EMV microchip credit card — the official adoption day for the cards was October 20153, 2015.
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They include contactless smart card technology (which is what allows them to be read at passport kiosks in airports) and a small microchip.
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Texas instruments — which is often seen as a proxy for the microchip industry — plunged 7.5% after posting fourth-quarter guidance well below market estimates.
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Microchip purchased Supertex for $394 million in 13, and the year before that, bought the closely held Brussels-based EqcoLogic for an undisclosed amount.
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The John Doe dog was found with no identification tag or microchip, so officials are unsure if the puppy had a home before this.
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Microchip Technology (MCHP) raised its first quarter guidance for both sales and profits, based on improved strength in its business and in industry conditions.
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"And the charts, as interpreted by Suz Smith, suggest that Microchip Technology, Micron, and AMD are all worth buying," the "Mad Money" host concluded.
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S) lost 5.1 percent, 6.3 percent, 2.8 percent and 3.9 percent as negative sentiment pervaded semiconductors after disappointing results from U.S. chipmaker Microchip (MCHP.
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Alibaba – Alibaba bought China-based microchip maker Hangzhou C-Sky Microsystems, in a move to deepen its involvement in the "internet of things" market.
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Apparently, he desperately wanted to talk with the captain in charge of Ad-Seg, whom he believed had planted a microchip in his head.
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Our local emergency vet pronounced him in stable condition but wouldn't keep him because he was a stray: no collar, no tag, no microchip.
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The researchers' setup is fairly straightforward: A microchip controls a pair of electrodes inserted into the layer of muscle that powers the jellyfish's bell.
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A Wisconsin technology company is offering its employees microchip implants that can be used to scan into the building and purchase food at work.
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After months of difficult negotiations, Toshiba reached an agreement in September to sell most of its microchip business to a group led by Bain.
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STMicroelectronics recently confirmed the researchers' findings but has not developed patches yet, and Microchip does not currently seem to have patches in the works.
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Microchip Technology said on Thursday it would buy Microsemi, the largest U.S. commercial supplier of military and aerospace semiconductor equipment, for about $8.35 billion.
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Intel, the microchip giant, is paying $15.3 billion for the Israeli firm Mobileye, which specializes in the sensors and cameras that make them possible.
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Mr. Merryman immediately joined a team that was developing what were called integrated circuits, the breed of microchip that would later drive personal computers.
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The best way to ensure that your cat gets the right food — and only the right food — is to use a microchip cat feeder.
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These cat feeders are still relatively new, so there aren't a lot of options, but our top pick is the SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder.
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Image: Wikimedia Commons Of course, the creation of the microchip didn't mean the end of soldering, either in industrial contexts, or in hobbyist ones.
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If the number of shares required exceeds 13 million, Microchip will adjust the proportion of cash so that the total value remains $8.15 per share.
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In a new Intel advertisement, however, the innovative microchip company wants us to believe that the NBA's top player isn't daunted by self-driving cars.
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When Baker took him to the vet after she discovered a lump in his side, the vet assumed it was a microchip that had migrated.
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To reiterate, that information didn't come out until the puppy was brought to a shelter and the animal's microchip pointed her back to Vanderpump Dogs.
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"Without a microchip, this now-blind senior cat living across state lines would never find his way back into his owner's arms," said the post.
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Each of these three broad spectrums gets directed towards its own microchip, which is covered in millions of incredibly small mirrors attached to microscopic hinges.
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In recent months, state-owned firms and various arms of government have been rushing to buy, invest in or do deals with overseas microchip firms.
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Microchip Technology – The company raised its first-quarter guidance for both sales and profits, based on improved strength in its business and in industry conditions.
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Since Mali had a microchip loaded with her most up-to-date address, authorities had an exact location for the man who ditched the dog.
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CNBC " Halftime Report " trader Jon Najarian purchased shares of Microchip Technology and Skyworks Solutions on Wednesday for his model portfolio after spotting unusual options activity.
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The dog, who did not have a microchip, was also found with supplies including a dog bed, leading Lewis to believe the pup was abandoned.
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Alongside a photo of the reunion, they explained that after sedating the cats they check to see if any of the felines have a microchip.
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TOKYO — Five years ago, Renesas Electronics was a limping Japanese microchip manufacturer with a main factory ravaged by an earthquake threatening its ability to survive.
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ET race at Great Yarmouth, beating favorite Fyre Cay, but a microchip scan afterwards found the horse was actually three-year-old stablemate Millie's Kiss.
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Currently, no state has a law banning voluntary microchip implants, though along with Nevada, Arkansas, New Jersey and Tennessee are drafting legislation centered around implants.
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Microchip TechnologyMicroship lowered its fourth-quarter net sales growth forecast to flat sequentially, down from its previous 2-9% outlook, and withdrew its EPS guidance.
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Forshey said officials scanned the animal for a microchip ID but didn't find one, and there weren't any signs of other crocodiles in the area.
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He is making his largest acquisition yet: the British microchip designer ARM Holdings, whose products are at the core of most of the world's smartphones.
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TOKYO — Toshiba, the struggling Japanese technology conglomerate, has been locked for months in a complex dance over the sale of its $18 billion microchip business.
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Intel, the microchip giant, is paying $20123 billion for the Israeli company Mobileye, which specializes in the sensors and cameras that make such vehicles possible.
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Here are the best automatic cat feeders you can buy:Best cat feeder overall: PetSafe Healthy Pet Simply FeedBest automatic cat feeder for multiple cats: Super Feeder Automatic Cat FeederBest microchip cat feeder: SureFlap Microchip Pet FeederBest gravity cat feeder: Bergan Petite Gourmet FeederThe best cat harness and leashMost cats won't let you get a harness anywhere near them, but some do like a stroll in the park.
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It all began when some "microchip archaeologists" photographed the chip—the MOS 6502 microprocessor that lived inside Atari—and built a digital model of its interconnections.
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It was the new owner who gave the dog to a shelter where the pet's microchip was traced back to Vanderpump Dogs, per the updated story.
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How the chips perform their magic The process as a whole is deceptively simple, consisting of a specially designed silicon microchip attached to a USB stick.
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" As far as the microchip goes, he said, "All of the infrastructure is in place, and we're entering the period of peak economic and social change.
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Container ships are an innovation that have been compared to the microchip in terms of their influence, yet only Haven seems to be chasing this opportunity.
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Aditazz designs and builds complex buildings like hospitals for 20 percent the usual cost by applying the same software and techniques used to automate microchip design.
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"We got an email about a month ago saying that a cat had been found in Paris and they'd traced us by her microchip," she explained.
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If you and your pet become separated during a disaster, a microchip loaded with your information can be crucial in reuniting you with your furry friend.
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He told the NBC affiliate he plans to help Ed register Roxy's microchip, so she can be quickly reunited with Ed, if she gets lost again.
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Apple supplier Skyworks Solutions Inc jumped 12.6 percent after announcing a $2 billion buyback, while Microchip Technology rose 133 percent after its quarterly profit beat estimates.
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"While the microchip is infinitely programmable, we chose to explore the instinctual human relationship to the Earth's elements, space, and time in the designs," said Wass.
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Before being released back into the wild, the shrews were also anesthetized and implanted with a microchip, allowing for identification of specific individuals for any recaptures.
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Atmel said it notified Dialog on Tuesday that it intended to terminate its deal with the company and enter into a definitive merger agreement with Microchip.
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The big reveal was a tiny microchip that could, theoretically, be implanted behind a person's ear with tiny threads containing electrodes fanning out into the brain.
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TOKYO — Toshiba Corporation, the struggling Japanese conglomerate, will once again try to sell its immensely valuable microchip business to a group of American and Japanese buyers.
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Microchip said it believes the deal review process is running smoothly, and it remained optimistic that it will shortly get clearance from China's Ministry of Commerce.
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After a while, Durrell wrestled the AMD microchip, an integrated CPU and GPU, away from the circuit board using a heat gun and pair of pliers.
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The company said it would spin off its microchip division, the unit that makes the brains that store information inside smartphones, digital cameras and other devices.
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Donald Trump was talking about Mexicans stealing American jobs, well, the microchip was the source of lots of jobs disappearing far more than any overseas outsourcing.
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Microchip said on Thursday the deal, which is expected to close in the second quarter of 2018, would immediately add to its adjusted earnings per share.
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Microchip said it believes the deal review process is running smoothly, and it remained optimistic that it will shortly get clearance from China's Ministry of Commerce (Mofcom).
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The team implanted Flood with a microchip that allowed her to push open an otherwise locked pet door, which led to a safe space with available food.
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Researchers in Australia recently implanted a bridled nail-tailed wallaby with a microchip and trained it to use a cat door to find food and escape predators.
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Instead of old-school ID badges, NewFusion's workers can opt for a microchip implant in their hands to gain access to the company's HQ and computer systems.
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Microchip Technology agreed to acquire a fellow chipmaker, the Atmel Corporation, for about $3.6 billion, part of a wave of mergers and acquisitions within the semiconductor industry.
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The chipmaker's revenue also came in above Wall Street forecasts, however the company warned that a slowdown in microchip demand may last for a few more quarters.
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ARM, owned by Japan's Softbank Group, will build a new complex on a site of about 200,000 square meters for microchip research and development, the report said.
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A microchip led Kinder4Rescue back to Anna, and the org demanded the $5k penalty she agreed to pay if she gave the dog away without prior notification.
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The company said it notified Dialog on Tuesday that it intended to terminate its deal with the company and enter into a definitive merger agreement with Microchip.
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The mere sight of traveling artist Mia (Kerry Washington) is like sand in the microchip of Elena's carefully crafted existence, and it ultimately fries the whole system.
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She liked that she could walk around a Best Buy and pick up a laptop, knowing that the microchip or processor her company built was powering it.
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At Micrel, another Silicon Valley company that Microchip purchased, for $839 million in 2015, the margin improved to more than 30 percent from 6 percent, he said.
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Some Atmel employees alleged in a suit last year that Microchip had violated a pledge made by the former management about severance payments associated with the deal.
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He looks for runners who dropped out of a race but got a result because the microchip on their bib triggered as it crossed the finish line.
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TOKYO — Toshiba, the huge but struggling Japanese conglomerate, traded some of its size for financial security on Thursday by selling off most of its profitable microchip business.
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Micron, an American chip maker, says its designs, like those above, were stolen and bound for China, where they would benefit a new, $113 billion microchip factory.
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In one signal of a possible thaw, Chinese officials finally approved Toshiba's sale of a majority stake in its lucrative microchip unit to an American-led group.
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TOKYO — Toshiba has cleared one of the last remaining hurdles to a planned sale of its microchip subsidiary and moved a step away from the financial brink.
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Give Me Shelter Rescue's adoption fees, which cover the costs of spay/neuter surgery, shots, microchip and FeLV/FIV testing, are $150 for one cat, $250 for two.
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As part of that partnership, AMD licenses the intellectual property for its microchip technology to the companies, which use it to develop chips for servers sold in China.
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The microphone passes its signal to a microchip, which watches for sudden increases in volume, and when it hears one, the whole doodad vibrates and its LEDs flash.
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Worries that the global microchip industry is being squeezed by a downturn in demand and the prolonged U.S.-China trade dispute sent some Asian chip-related shares lower.
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And politically minded engineers like Microchip, a pro-Trump figure who's notorious on Twitter, orchestrated automated networks of Twitter accounts to help push trending topics and advance narratives.
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The Catspad works with an app and an identifier for your pet, which can either be a microchip (if your pet has one), or a Catspad collar tag.
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With the help of a cat trap, Clive was caught and, after a microchip scan, soon reunited with his family, the company said in a Wednesday Facebook post.
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Pakistan in 2004 adopted computerized passports that can be read by scanning machines, he said, but the passports do not contain a microchip, which contains the holder's biodata.
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So then Axe and Taylor find the company that is gonna be screwed over by this fake microchip company's inability to supply microchips and they short the stock.
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But so many cactuses – which go for about $500 on the black market – have been stolen, that the park started implanting them with microchip technology to deter criminals.
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According to the report, the microchip is capable of compromising the server, allowing China to spy on the internal networks of some of the world's most powerful companies.
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He traveled from Pennsylvania back to his owners, thanks to a microchip, a local rescue organization, lots of phone calls and a Facebook-organized team of volunteer drivers.
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You plug your headphones in and hit the switch, and the battery sends the microchip into action, executing Perich's handwritten code and generating the album in real time.
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Sonova is adding new functions to its hearing aids that fit with its new Sword microchip, which allows hearing aids to connect to devices such as mobile phones.
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Every two weeks, the volunteer group, Earthcare St. Kilda, ventures out onto the rocks at night to microchip the penguins and weigh them in polka-dot cotton sacks.
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The doctrine drove the digital evolution from minicomputers to PCs to smartphones and the cloud by cramming more transistors onto each generation of microchip, making them more powerful.
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Soon, this will be Nvidia's IRL Silicon Valley headquarters, a mammoth complex that will look a bit like a pancaked sports arena under a microchip blanket when finished.
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Synaptics couldn't close on a sale to a China-based buyer in 2016, and Dialog failed to acquire Atmel the same year when Microchip made a superior offer.
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He is credited as one of the inventors of the integrated circuit or silicon microchip, which both fueled the personal computer revolution and lent Silicon Valley its name.
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In the current environment, it might prove tougher to line up buyers for unlisted investments, such as microchip designer Arm, last valued by SoftBank at about $25 billion.
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Texas Instruments — Shares of the semiconductor company rose about 2% in extended trading after fellow chipmaker Microchip released updated guidance and express confidence about the industry in 2020.
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After a brief retirement, Mr. Son: • Bought the British microchip designer ARM Holdings, whose products are at the core of most of the world's smartphones, for $32 billion.
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Even if they have a microchip, your pet should also have a collar with a rabies vaccination tag and an ID tag that includes your cell phone number.
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The struggling Japanese conglomerate said Wednesday that it had settled a legal dispute with Western Digital, the American data storage company, that threatened to block the microchip deal.
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Shares of Microchip were up about 1.303 percent at $93.40 in extended trading, while that of Microsemi rose about 5 percent to $67.55, shy of the offer price.
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Crittersica and Kitty Catter both reviewed it favorably, and the SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder has more than 500 reviews on Amazon as well as a 4.5-star review.
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Over the past month, no SMH component has seen any gains, while some of its stocks, such as AMD, Microchip Technology and Applied Materials, have fallen by double-digits.
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The Browns were undeterred, and brought Charlotte to a vet, who found a microchip planted near her neck, but, again, no luck there either because the chip wasn't registered.
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The sanctuary has an "open door" policy, meaning that any cat found on the island will be taken in, given a name, a microchip, vaccinated, and spayed or neutered.
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The cat had slipped out before, but had always returned, and Lesher knew Diddy had a microchip with all his information, so the owner was worried but not distraught.
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So, I started in '93 because this is really the pre-history of the PC revolution where the microchip gets into the hands of the people, if you will.
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After checking the supposed deceased cat for a microchip or some form of identification, Byrne was delighted to be able to inform the concerned individual of the happy mistake.
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O) said on Tuesday that software patches released to guard against microchip security threats slowed down some personal computers and servers, with systems running on older Intel Corp (INTC.
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In doing so, it has joined groups representing major US microchip makers such as Qualcomm, who are also worried about the impact the ban will have on their business.
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One of my students afterwards built a microchip, where you put it into a gun and it alerts you when it goes off in an area like a school.
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The company was created in a series of spinoffs and mergers in the 2000s that combined the unprofitable microchip operations of three larger Japanese companies, Hitachi, Mitsubishi and NEC.
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Mr. Sanghi estimated that Atmel, which Microchip bought for $2016 billion last year, was breaking even at the time and now boasted an operating profit margin of 30 percent.
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The microchip designer ARM is attempting to position itself as a white knight ready to save its struggling rival Imagination if a Chinese takeover is blocked, the Telegraph reports.
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To raise much-needed cash, it is selling a still-undisclosed portion of the microchip business, which makes NAND flash memory chips used in cellphones and other digital devices.
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Others include the American microchip maker Broadcom and SK Hynix of South Korea, according to the people briefed on the matter, who requested anonymity to discuss the private bids.
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Shares of Microchip Technology, Applied Materials and NXP Semiconductors all suffered recent declines, as has the SMH, the ETF that tracks semiconductors, which declined nearly 3 percent last week.
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Noyce, who died in 1990, was known as the "Mayor of Silicon Valley" or "Father of Silicon Valley " and is known as one of the inventors of the microchip.
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A Democratic lawmaker on Tuesday asked major microchip manufacturers whose products are affected by the Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities to provide a briefing on the newly discovered cybersecurity flaws.
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NASA is inviting people around the world to submit their names to be placed on a microchip on the historic Parker Solar Probe mission, which will launch this summer.
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Why you'll love it: The SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder makes it easy to ensure that your pets get the right food in the right amount, each and every day.
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Image: Bill Burress/FlickrOn Monday, a team of scientists in Australia announced an exciting breakthrough: For the first time, researchers were able to turn light into sound on a microchip.
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Microchip joins larger peers in this round of consolidation, including Avago Technologies, which agreed to acquire Broadcom for $37 billion, one of the biggest deals ever within the semiconductor industry.
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But investments into outside companies are more rare for Apple; the company has most recently taken stakes in the Chinese ride-hailing service Didi Chuxing and in Toshiba's microchip business.
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Meanwhile, Matt's mom had taken Pepper to the vet and had a sneaking suspicion that the senior dog, who did not have a microchip ID, might belong to senior citizens.
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Some experts say Moore's Law — where a microchip doubles in computing power about every 24 months — may not hold up as well as it has in the last two decades.
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On Thursday, the Wall Street Journal reported that a microchip company backed by Microsoft and Dell accused Chinese tech giant Huawei and one of its executives of stealing trade secrets.
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Written by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, Moore's Law is commonly quoted as saying that every two years, the number of transistors that could fit on a microchip would double.
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TI posted quarterly profit and revenue that beat Wall Street estimates on Tuesday, providing some relief that a global slowdown in microchip demand would not be as long as feared.
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Taylor researched Krakow extensively and realized that he's using satellites to decide where to invest, then Taylor figured out what satellites he's using and what microchip company he's looking at.
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Pet owners who've had to go through the trauma of having a dog run away will understand: its microchip alone may not be enough to help you trace your dog.
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N) has bought a Chinese microchip maker to further its cloud-based "internet of things" (IoT) business, underscoring its commitment to the chip industry, an Alibaba spokeswoman said on Friday.
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Alibaba last week said it had bought Chinese microchip maker Hangzhou C-SKY Microsystems, though Ma said the timing of the deal was not linked to U.S.-China trade tensions.
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It's also a good idea to microchip your cat so you can prove that he or she is indeed yours if your cat gets mistaken for a stray or stolen.
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In the Sussex blueprint, the quantum computer consists of a collection of hand-sized microchip modules, each of which, according to Hensinger, will be capable of trapping around 2,500 ions.
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And no matter how you plan to travel, be sure your pet has a collar with a legible identification tag and a microchip in case it gets loose or lost.
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In February, Skip Daly, a Democrat in the Nevada State Assembly, introduced a bill to make involuntary microchip implants illegal; he later amended it to include voluntary microchipping as well.
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Toshiba said it had signed a deal to sell 60 percent of the microchip unit, Toshiba Memory Corporation, to a group of international investors that includes Bain Capital and Apple.
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TOKYO — Toshiba missed a self-imposed deadline to sell a piece of its valuable microchip business on Wednesday, inflicting a fresh wound on its efforts to repair its battered finances.
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The declaration lifts the stakes as Toshiba seeks outside investors for its coveted microchip business, a portion of which it is selling off to raise cash and stave off disaster.
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The Times The largest deal in the technology industry was announced today as the electronics manufacturer and microchip designer Broadcom Ltd, offered to buy Qualcomm Inc for $22 billion. bit.
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Strobe's new microchip LIDAR system would significantly enhance the capabilities of the self-driving cars GM was developing, Vogt said in a blog post and on a conference call with reporters.
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It was also revealed that the dog had been fitted with a microchip, which Colson told the outlet he knew nothing about, that listed the family's address as the dog's home.
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Semiconductor shares including those of Microchip Technology , Micron and Nvidia looked set to recover from a selloff in the previous session, sparked by a revenue warning from industry proxy Texas Instruments.
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CNEX, a microchip company backed by Microsoft and Dell, has filed new allegations in a Texas lawsuit accusing Chinese tech giant Huawei and one of its executives of stealing trade secrets.
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But their children, born in the 211s (and known as the 29ers, after Intel's then-widely-used microchip), balk at the authoritarianism that Park justified on the grounds of national security.
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The shelter detailed the dog's journey in a Facebook post, explaining that they scanned him for a microchip and checked his collar for tags when he was brought in on Feb.
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Texas Instruments provided some relief that a global slowdown in microchip demand would not be as long as feared, posting quarterly profit and revenue that beat Wall Street estimates on Tuesday.
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Chinese operatives allegedly poisoned the technical supply chain of major US companies, including Apple and Amazon by planting a microchip on their servers manufactured abroad, according to a Bloomberg report today.
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Then Taylor discovered that the microchip company realized that it was being watched and took advantage of it by trying to look busy, but it actually is just a shell company.
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After ultimately taking the dog to have him scanned for a tracking microchip, Atkins said that she got in touch with a woman in Greenwood, some 70 miles (113 kilometers) away.
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An immobilizer anti-theft device combines microchip and transponder technology with engine and fuel immobilizer components that can prevent vehicles from starting unless a verified code is received by the transponder.
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He began working with a 3D printing startup in Amman called 3D MENA and learnt how to program a microchip in three days mastering the technology of bionic prosthetics using Arduino.
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This year, Samsung also has to work to replace some of the microchip business it had with Apple, which it lost when Apple shifted orders to its Taiwan semiconductor rival TSMC.
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According to NBC News, luggage tags (the ones the airline personnel print out at the desk when you check your bags) from Delta will now come with a microchip embedded inside.
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Finally, Nvidia's announcement that it is suspending testing on self-driving cars affected other chipmakers with skin in the driverless car game, including ON Semiconductor, Microchip Tech, Micron and Cypress Semi.
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He often takes the blunt approach to problems: in a scene already shown (so no spoilers, I think), he uses a sledgehammer to separate a microchip from a CTOS-connected toaster.
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Over the past few decades, microchip implant technology has moved from science fiction to reality; today hundreds of thousands of people around the world have chips or electronic transmitters inside them.
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Apple confirmed that the Mac, iPhone and iPad are all affected by the massive chip vulnerability; meanwhile, Intel has begun issuing patches to combat the microchip flaws called Meltdown and Spectre.
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While teaching college courses on microchip design, Henry had had to scrape for government funding, primarily from the Air Force Research Lab, to pursue independent work on low-powered mobile technology.
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According to a "pest plan" put forward by Environment Southland, cat owners in Omaui, on the country's South Island, will have to neuter, microchip and register their cats with local authorities.
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Decades later, however, Dr. Susan Schneider's op-ed piece "Should You Add a Microchip to Your Brain?" portrays a dystopian world of cognitive "upgrades" that challenges Frankl's conception of human freedom.
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Stress, and practicality, is why after the turtles are weighed, measured and scanned for tags similar to the microchip implants used to track pets, they are placed in a banana box.
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I think we went through a period when you and I were coming of age, and when Silicon Valley had the combination of the microchip, the internet and the personal computer.
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With a microchip, a lost pet who ends up in a shelter or the vet's office can be easily reunited with its owner thanks to the contact information stored inside the chip.
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Executives at Microchip Technology, a $21 billion semiconductor company based in Chandler, Arizona, said earlier this week that the latest trade developments have people wondering whether to shift where they do business.
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Catspad will scan the existing microchip on your cat to personally identify it, which the mobile app then uses to let you monitor food for specific cats in a multi-pet household.
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As BuzzFeed News has reported, MicroChip, "a notorious pro-Trump Twitter ringleader," has and continues to orchestrate automated networks of Twitter accounts to help push trending topics and advance pro-Trump narratives.
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European shares dipped for the first time this week as a profit warning from Texas Instruments raised worries about the global microchip industry, while UK lawmakers hit the pause button on Brexit.
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Atmel investors will get a higher proportion in cash per share in the Microchip deal compared with the Dialog deal, Steven Laub, president and chief executive of Atmel, said in a statement.
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"Our change in stance is based on recent supply shortages in memory, firmer pricing, and 20nm execution," analyst Romit Shah wrote in his research note, referring to a type of microchip technology.
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Go deeper: Tesla's full self-driving computer is now in all new cars and a next-gen chip is already "halfway done" Tesla says robotaxis coming next year, touts self-driving microchip
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Ensure your pets have a fitted collar with up-to-date identification and contact information and a microchip with updated information, so they are easier to find if they do get lost.
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Shares of Infineon, STMicroelectronics, and Siltronic rose between 1.6% and 2.6% after results from Texas Instruments Inc hinted that a global slowdown in microchip demand would not be as long as feared.
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In the various parts of the microchip business, Chinese firms may eventually catch up technologically, but in the process undermine the industry worldwide, as happened in solar panels, through excessive capacity-building.
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Unfortunately, says the source, unbeknownst to Kemsley, the new family didn't work out and the dog was brought to a shelter where a microchip traced it back to the Vanderpump Dog Foundation.
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Use a GPS collar or tracker in conjunction with a microchip, which stores your pet's info and is still the best way to ensure you're reunited with them if they get lost.
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Shares of Infineon, STMicroelectronics, and Siltronic rose between 1.1% and 2.4% after results from Texas Instruments Inc hinted that a global slowdown in microchip demand would not be as long as feared.
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After all these years, it is unclear to me whether my body is a finely tuned microchip or a lug nut that has been stripped of its edges from years of abuse.
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SHANGHAI — With an advanced screen, a special artificial-intelligence microchip and an eye-popping price, the newest smartphone from Huawei Technologies was meant to show Americans what China can do with technology.
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Tsugio Makimoto, a retired semiconductor engineer at Hitachi, said that in the past, big conglomerates were good at nurturing microchip businesses, because they had the money to finance research and build factories.
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If a company designs a new microchip for cell phones or a new chemical compound to lower cholesterol, patents allow the innovators to market their products exclusively until the patent runs out.
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Hazel had a microchip, but the information was outdated, so the shelter couldn't find her owners, who had moved from Iowa to St. Paul, Minnesota, according to Hans Wohlgefahrt of the shelter.
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At the very least, the sanctions against ZTE appear to be supercharging Beijing's determination to upgrade China's microchip makers, which have struggled to keep up with global industry leaders despite state support.
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Microchip on Thursday also narrowed its net sales forecast for the fourth quarter ending March to a range of flat to down 2 percent, from up 1 percent to down 3 percent.
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Samsung's Galaxy S7 smartphones contain a microchip security flaw, uncovered earlier this year, that put tens of millions of devices at risk to hackers looking to spy on their users, researchers told Reuters.
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Maybe this morning feels particularly dystopian because Wisconsin-based Three Square Market plans to become the first US company—and one of the first companies period—to offer microchip implants to its employees.
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In fact, when he first got the call from Lucas County Canine Care & Control — which retrieved his information from Bambi's microchip — Wieferich "actually thought it was a prank call," he told the newspaper.
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The son of an ethnic-Korean pig farmer, whose childhood was spent in a shack in southern Japan, Masa wept joyfully when, as a teenager, he first saw a picture of a microchip.
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Johansson's career spans action, drama, romance, you name it, but she deserves more credit for playing the mean sister in Home Alone 3 (the one with the microchip in the remote-controlled car).
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A team of Stanford researchers created what might be the cheapest, simplest solution yet: An inject-printed microchip that can perform multiple tests and costs only twenty minutes and a penny to make.
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You can save on a PetSafe microchip cat flap, Solvit PetSafe telescopic dog ramp, and Purina ONE bifensis adult dry cat food with our round-up of the best deals for Sept. 10.
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Go deeper: The company has once again vindicated Moore's Law — which posits that the number of transistors included in a microchip will double every two years — with this new design breakthrough for transistors.
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To jump on the tech-meets-fashion theme, he also sported a specially-designed lapel pin by British jeweler Husam El Odeh that was made with a microchip pattern and semi-precious stones.
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As Apple noted, the idea with this app is that you can move ultrasound to a microchip and move the computer to an iOS device, instead of the big, expensive machines required today.
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Susquehanna Financial Group analyst Christopher Rolland, who said he believed Huawei had built up a one-to-two-year supply of U.S. components, cut price targets on several microchip companies, including Xilinx Inc.
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Raymond Zinn, who co-founded Micrel in 1978 and led it until the sale to Microchip, criticized layoffs and other moves of Mr. Sanghi's in an interview with Electronic Engineering Times last year.
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"We see very weak demand in Asia, especially in China, driven by the COVID-19 fears, and customers returning to work at a slower pace than anticipated," Microchip Technology said in a statement.
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Semiconductor manufacturers Microchip and Atmel have made some progress in their merger negotiations, though the talks could still fall apart, the people said, asking not to be named because the matter is private.
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In the sensitive microchip industry, deals are also being driven by more than $100 billion set aside by the Chinese government to help the country improve the sophistication and scale of the critical industry.
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As with many other pet reunions, this one was made possible by a microchip, an important reminder to pet parents to make sure all their animals are microchipped in case they ever go missing.
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In the post he cites the changes he plans to make to the shelter, including an increase in their cat holding time and more staff training on how to scan animals for a microchip.
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Other winking lines about abandoned Blockbusters and a plot involving a microchip seem to line up with Stallone's suggestion that it's primarily technological changes that have rendered the stories of yesterday's action heroes obsolete.
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With the microchip information, the shelter got in touch with Peterson — who never stopped leaving out Bobby's favorite food — to let him know his cat was safe and ready to come back to Montana.
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Texas Instruments Inc jumped 7.1% after the company hinted that a global slowdown in microchip demand would not be as long as feared, powering the Philadelphia chip index up 2.8% to a record high.
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On the other hand, Renesas Electronics Corp surged more than 5 percent after Kyodo News reported that a government-backed fund may sell part of its stake in the microchip maker to Sony Corp.
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Peer Dialog Semiconductor however slipped 4.1 percent after the iPhone supplier said top customer Apple could be working on building its own power-management chips rather than procuring them from the German microchip maker.
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"When we talk about innovation today, it's screen-based, but Smart City is not about another app or microchip," said Mr. Roosegaarde, whose design firm, Studio Roosegaarde, is based in Rotterdam in the Netherlands.
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Here's how it works: Your name will make the outer space trip on a silicone microchip aboard the InSight lander when it lands on Mars in November 2018 to explore the planet's deep interior.
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In September 2015, Tsinghua Unigroup, the main corporate vehicle for China's microchip ambitions, offered $3.8 billion for a board seat and a 15 percent stake in Western Digital, a maker of hard-disk drives.
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Chicken has a microchip and was reportedly last seen with a couple around midnight on Sunday at 56th Street and Madison Avenue, in front of the First Republic Bank there, in New York City.
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Shares of Apple suppliers Taiwan Semiconductor Co Ltd , Qualcomm Inc, Intel Corp, Broadcom Inc, Texas Instruments Inc, Micron Technology Inc, Microchip Technology Inc and Qorvo Inc , fell between 1% to 3% in premarket trading.
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The main difference between the two is that passive tags have an RFID antenna and a microchip for storing information, while active tags have their own battery power and can sometimes include additional sensors.
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It is said to have made an offer for the microchip business — whose total value has been estimated at close to $20 billion — although it declined to comment on whether it had done so.
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Not long after, the zoo received a call from the police in Newport Beach, saying that they had Isaac, who, like many common household pets, has a microchip embedded in him for identification purposes.
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Keyssa provides a small microchip that facilities low-frequency data transmission, to avoid using crowded Wi-Fi or Bluetooth networks, in ways similar to the mesh networking technology now popular in the home router market.
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Intel has increased the ratio of women and African-Americans in its workforce after three years of a high-profile effort to improve diversity, the U.S. microchip maker said in a report released on Monday.
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I have a small microchip in my hand—an RFID NFC implant—that can transfer business cards to smart phones with a quick hand swipe—and it's also programmed to text people: Win in 2016!
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However fast the price of a kilowatt-hour of electricity generated by solar panels has fallen, he writes, the price of a gigabyte of data storage in a microchip has fallen a million times faster.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's Trade Ministry urged Japan on Friday to accept its request for another round of talks over Tokyo's tighter export controls, which are seen threatening global microchip and smartphone display supply chains.
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The pick of the results from Tuesday's after-market results releases was Texas Instruments Inc, up 6.6% after the chipmaker said that a global slowdown in microchip demand would not be as long as feared.
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Eurnekian, the 83-year-old founder and president of Corporacion America, aims to take public his airport business, energy firm Compania General de Combustibles, and microchip-making business as well as his agri-industry unit.
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Today the Brewers put that notion to bed with a press conference where they presented a notarized statement from a veterinarian who scanned the microchip in the current Hank, confirming he was the same Hank.
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Motivated kidnappers aren't even deterred by GPS tracking microchips implanted in a person's body; there was a case in Mexico in 2010 where kidnappers reportedly dug a microchip out of a man's arm with scissors.
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The news comes days after Bloomberg published an investigation into a hardware hack that gave China access to dozens of American countries: a tiny microchip embedded in motherboards they bought that were manufactured in China.
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A few of the things I considered were the cat's condition (indicating neglect), as well as the fact that he had no collar, no tag and no microchip: How to know which claimant to believe?
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A draft Russian government roadmap for the development of the microchip industry seen by Reuters says that once VEB's takeover is complete, Angstrem-T should shift its production to the more modern 28-nanometre chips.
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"In the next step of tackling technology, we must cast aside illusions and rely on ourselves," President Xi Jinping of China said last month after visiting a new computer microchip factory in the country's center.
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Over the next 9003 years, the basics of the digital age — the transistor, the microchip, the solar cell, the microwave, the laser, cellular telephony — all came out of Bell Labs, along with eight Nobel Prizes.
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Toshiba had wanted to sell a piece of its valuable microchip business by today, but the Japanese conglomerate's failure to meet its own deadline is yet another blow to its efforts to repair its finances.
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The SinglePass Compact flat iron (named as our top pick for best travel straightener) even uses an internal microchip that scans the barrel to ensure that no piece of the hair is exposed to overheating.
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Among his most notable achievements are the microchip for a cochlear implant that improves the hearing of children who are born deaf and an artificial pancreas that regulates the secretion of insulin in people with diabetes.
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The device works as follows: a disposable microchip that can hold minute amounts of fluids is dipped into a semen sample, and then slid into a smartphone attachment about the size of an external battery pack.
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Image: GettyIntel just plunked down $15.3 billion for Mobileye, a leading manufacturer of sensors and cameras for autonomous cars, as it tries to catch up with microchip rivals Nvidia and Qualcomm in the driverless car industry.
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Texas Instruments Inc jumped 8.1% after the company hinted that a global slowdown in microchip demand would not be as long as feared, powering a 0.6% rise in the Philadelphia chip index to a record high.
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According to the report, a group within China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) has embedded a microchip into motherboards used by a company called Supermicro, which sells servers to many major American companies, including Apple and Amazon.
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Microchip, which makes analog chips for carmakers and industrials, on Tuesday also received antitrust clearances from the Japan Fair Trade Commission, the Philippine Competition Commission, the Austrian Federal Competition Authority and the German Federal Cartel Office.
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His career in corporate finance marks a sharp break from tradition at Intel, which has typically been led by engineers who spent decades at the company and time in both its microchip architecture and manufacturing businesses.
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E-commerce titan Alibaba Group Holding Ltd has bought a Chinese microchip maker to further its cloud-based "internet of things" (IoT) business, underscoring its commitment to the chip industry, an Alibaba spokeswoman said on Friday.
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And in 2007 Intel for the first time introduced non-Silicon materials into its microchip transistors, thus extending the duration of Moore's Law — the expectation that the power of microchips would double roughly every two years.
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The microchip, in the long run, has turned things that were functionally fine (if "dumb") into devices that may not make it into a second decade if they fail to get the ongoing support they need.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Samsung's Galaxy S7 smartphones contain a microchip security flaw, uncovered earlier this year, that has put tens of millions of devices at risk to hackers looking to spy on their users, researchers told Reuters.
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Microchip implants aren't for everyone, and while the health risks are minuscule, like any technology, implanted chips will grow old, become outdated and need to be replaced — a process that will be moderately bloody and painful.
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In negotiating the deal, Toshiba struggled to balance its need for cash and its desire to retain control of the microchip unit, which has been described as the crown jewel in its vast portfolio of businesses.
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Last month, President Donald Trump expressed alarm that new curbs on sales to China could have blocked U.S. microchip sales as well as General Electrics ability to continue supplying engines for a new Chinese passenger airplane.
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Toshiba accused Western Digital of improperly obtaining trade secrets from their joint venture and of "intentionally interfering" with the sale of the microchip unit by spreading "false claims" about the nature of its contracts with Toshiba.
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Indicated 1.6 percent higher Microchip Technology Inc is planning to submit a binding offer for Atmel Corp by early next week, according to people familiar with the matter, challenging Atmel's planned merger with Dialog Semiconductor Plc.
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Graphics chip maker Nvidia Corp has won a round in a bitter patent dispute with Samsung Electronics Co Ltd after a U.S. jury cleared Nvidia of infringing the Korean company's microchip technology, Nvidia said on Friday.
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Microchip said it GAAP earnings or loss per share is now expected to be between a 3 cent and 4 cent loss, compared to the previous estimate of a loss between 11 cents and 17 cents.
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There's a good chance that you have a microchip card in your wallet — 80 percent of MasterCard credit cards are now chip cards — and you've probably been asked to "dip" it at some point this year.
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What's more, "there is only one spot for the owner's name on the microchip" you get at the vet to help identify the dog if it gets lost, dog law expert and lawyer Jeremy Cohen said.
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In addition to recording vaccination schedules and microchip data, the app will guide owners along a socialisation program for their dog before it reaches 14 weeks of age, the age at which socialisation efforts are less productive.
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The new Microchip Pet Door Connect will work via an app, allowing the owner to lock and unlock the door at the press of a button, schedule curfews, and track when pets come and go with notifications.
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Texas Instruments Inc forecast current-quarter revenue well below estimates on Tuesday, the latest sign that the global microchip industry is being squeezed by a downturn in demand as well as a prolonged U.S.-China trade dispute.
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Companies ranging from manufacturers like Deere and Polaris Industries to computer chip maker Microchip and toolmaker Snap-On have all bemoaned the Trump administration's escalated trade war with China and have warned it could impact their business.
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For the animals the humane society isn't able to immediately reunite with their owners, either because they haven't been reported yet or they don't have a microchip, they will be held indefinitely until their owners claim them.
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The market availability of tiny RFID chips has raised a long-running series of debates about whether children could or should get microchip implants that can help parents track them, or ensure lost children can be identified.
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SEOUL, July 19 (Reuters) - South Korea's Trade Ministry urged Japan on Friday to accept its request for another round of talks over Tokyo's tighter export controls, which are seen threatening global microchip and smartphone display supply chains.
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For security purposes, since 2002, all U.S. passports issued to international travelers at embassies and consulates around the world have contained biometric data, including a ten fingerprint scan, contained in a microchip embedded in the back cover.
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In a bombshell report Thursday, Bloomberg BusinessWeek said data center equipment run by Amazon Web Services and Apple may have been subject to surveillance from China via a microchip inserted during the manufacturing process of the hardware.
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Chicago filmmaker Daniel Ryan's video for "Final Meta"—off Joseph Fraioli's new record System on Venetian Snares' Timesig label—materializes this sensation, illustrating it with a micro-detailed, plastic model suburb built into a microchip-strewn motherboard.
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LONDON, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Samsung's Galaxy S7 smartphones contain a microchip security flaw, uncovered earlier this year, that put tens of millions of devices at risk to hackers looking to spy on their users, researchers told Reuters.
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The turnaround at Renesas is the result of a national effort in Japan to keep a foothold in microchip production, an area in which the country once led the world but has lost ground in recent years.
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The winning bidder would have to show that it could nurture the microchip business while offering enough cash now to return Toshiba "to positive equity," Yasuo Naruke, senior executive vice president at Toshiba, said in a statement.
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"You could put a microchip in every person diagnosed with mental illness in this country and it would still do nothing to reduce mass shootings," Metzl said, "if it wasn't also accompanied by common-sense gun laws."
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - U.S. sanctions targeting Russia's nascent high tech industry have caused a Russian microchip company significant financial woes and delayed the launch of an initiative meant to produce substitutes for Western products, the firm's owner said.
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In a prelude to an easing of trade tensions between Washington and Beijing, Chinese officials ended a monthslong delay by approving Toshiba's sale of a majority stake in its lucrative microchip unit to an American-led group.
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Microchip pet doors: To ensure pesky intruders such as raccoons or mice stay outside, pet doors are now able to recognize animals' microchips or collar tags as a sort of key for entry to locked pet doors.
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Western Digital believed it had a trump card that would allow it to outmaneuver Bain: It contended that, under the terms of its joint venture contracts with Toshiba, Toshiba needed its approval to sell the microchip unit.
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Contact your local office of emergency management, animal control or nearest shelter to identify where displaced pets are being housed and to scan any pet for a microchip which is the most reliable way to identify an owner.
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They are currently looking for the cat's owner, but no one has come forward to claim the feline, and with no I.D. tag or microchip on Chubbs, it is hard for the shelter to find the cat's owner.
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Chip equipment makers bucked the weakness and gained after Micron Technology Inc said on Tuesday it had resumed some microchip shipments to Huawei Technologies Co Ltd and still expects demand for its chips to recover later this year.
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The number of transistors that can be squeezed onto a microchip has doubled with reassuring regularity for half a century, every two years or so—a phenomenon known as Moore's Law (after Gordon Moore, a founder of Intel).
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Data center equipment run by Amazon Web Services and Apple may have been subject to surveillance from the Chinese government via a tiny microchip inserted during the equipment manufacturing process, according to a Bloomberg BusinessWeek report on Thursday.
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"This was the first sighting, so he probably hadn't been in there very long," Forshey told the outlet, adding that no microchip was found in the animal and that there did not appear to be other crocs nearby.
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Last year a research alliance including Samsung, GlobalFoundries, IBM and State University New York unveiled a microchip made with components 7nm apart, a technology that is not expected to be in consumers' hands until 2018 at the earliest.
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It said it hoped a sale of its microchip business, its crown jewel, could alleviate that uncertainty — though the sale could mean a foreign purchase in what has long been a core Japanese industry, inviting potential political opposition.
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Analysis indicated an error caused by a cosmic ray striking a rover microchip and the issue was resolved successfully, according to the article, adding that the incident was a reminder that the space environment is complex and variable.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 10 (Reuters) - Nvidia Corp and Toyota Motor Corp on Wednesday in a statement said the Japanese car maker would use Nvidia's microchip technology to develop self-driving vehicle systems planned for the next few years.
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He finally decided that he would embrace the microchip implants that would restore his vision, still telling himself that he was not artificially extending his life, only relieving his daughter of the burden of taking care of him.
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A U.S. judge has rejected Apple Inc's bid to overturn a jury's $234 million award to the University of Wisconsin-Madison's patent licensing arm for incorporating its microchip technology into some of its iPhones and iPads without permission.
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Littered around Perich's studio are a series of machine-generated drawings, a few copies of his microchip albums, and a to-do list scrawled on a whiteboard; there's little that hints at his background as a classical composer.
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Delays in China that led Qualcomm to call off its acquisition of a rival microchip maker had nothing to do with escalating trade tensions with the United States, a spokesman for the Chinese Commerce Ministry said on Thursday.
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The results can identify runners who showed significant changes in pace, or missed splits, meaning that they may have missed spots on the course where a microchip in their bib signals to a sensor that they are progressing.
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TOKYO — The board of the Japanese conglomerate Toshiba has approved a plan to sell its lucrative microchip business to a group of American and Japanese buyers, bringing the company closer to a deal it may need to survive.
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But during due diligence, reports Bloomberg Businessweek, Amazon discovered something startling: Nested on the servers' motherboards, the testers found a tiny microchip, not much bigger than a grain of rice, that wasn't part of the boards' original design.
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It carried a microchip with Chinese music, including a song by Peng Liyuan, a famous singer who is married to Mr. Xi. Mr. Xi has said the target date for sending an astronaut to the moon is 2025.
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For some time, I have advocated for the implementation of chip and PIN here in the U.S. The microchip coupled with the individual PIN make tampering and counterfeiting the cards, along with using stolen financial data, nearly impossible.
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TOKYO — When Toshiba, the struggling Japanese conglomerate, decided to sell off part of its coveted microchip business this year, the American digital storage company Western Digital Corporation looked to be in an ideal position to scoop it up.
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Three Square Market provides self-service kiosks to office break rooms across the U.S. and abroad, but the technology company made headlines last July when it announced it would cover the costs of microchip implants for its employees.
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"With the concerns about litigation and arbitration removed, we look forward to renewing our collaboration with Western Digital," Yasuo Naruke, Toshiba executive vice president and chief executive of the microchip unit, Toshiba Memory Corporation, said in a statement.
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Japan (CNN)Some people microchip their pets to ensure they're easily found when lost, but now a city in Japan wants to apply a similar approach to their elderly -- and they're turning to QR code stickers instead of microchips.
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Unbeknownst to Kemsley, the dog ended up back at a shelter, where rescuers used a microchip to trace it to Vanderpump Pets — putting Kemsley in violation of her pet adoption contract and making the Vanderpump Dog Foundation look irresponsible.
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CEO Masayoshi Son proposes to use two of his company's assets — Uber and British semiconductor company Arm Holdings, which designs a key microchip for the iPhone — as collateral to take on loans that SoftBank could then reinvest in tech.
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There wasn't a "dry eye in the building" when Janet reunited with her four-legged friend after so many years, said the vets, adding, "All thanks to a microchip implanted 17 years ago and keeping details up to date."
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L.A. Animal Control told News 11 it's still working the case — no arrests have been made — but, per protocol, the organization had to take the pup from the family to spay and microchip her so she could be adopted.
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The next step is to connect EpiDerm to so-called organs on a chip, a revolutionary technology under way to synthesize an entire liver, brain, kidney or other human organ onto a microchip the size of a microscope slide.
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AMD was particularly hurt by the US government's additions to the Entity List in June, because three of the Chinese businesses added to it were part of a joint venture AMD has in China to license its microchip technology.
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Apparently unbeknownst to Kemsley, the dog ended up back at a shelter, where rescuers used a microchip to trace it to Vanderpump Pets — putting Kemsley in violation of her pet adoption contract and making the Vanderpump Dog Foundation look irresponsible.
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He said Omdia, which will compete with the likes of Gartner, would bring together more than 400 analysts and consultants covering 150 technology markets covering developments ranging from 5G, AI and Internet of Things (Iot) to cybersecurity and microchip design.
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Apparently, unbeknownst to Kemsley, the dog ended up back at a shelter, where rescuers used a microchip to trace it to Vanderpump Pets — putting Kemsley in violation of her pet adoption contract and making the Vanderpump Dog Foundation look irresponsible.
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The forthcoming Microchip Pet Door Connect will have a companion app that enables pet owners to remotely lock or unlock the door from anywhere, and also schedule curfew times to keep their pets in at a specified time of day.
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The decline followed a report from Bloomberg BusinessWeek that said data center equipment run by Amazon Web Services and Apple may have been subject to surveillance from the Chinese government through a tiny microchip inserted during the equipment manufacturing process.
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That's what founder and chief executive Amal Graafstra's company Dangerous Things has imagined by offering people the chance to never have to worry about forgetting their keys or passwords again -- as long as you inject a microchip into your body.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Democratic U.S. lawmaker asked Intel Corp and two other microchip makers on Tuesday to provide a briefing on the recently detected Spectre and Meltdown security flaws that could allow hackers to steal information from most computers and devices.
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Hell, even Apple got a slice of the military-industrial pie when it acquired PA Semi in 2100, a microchip company that manufactures processors used in missiles, and continued to support the manufacture of these chips for years after the acquisition.
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HONG KONG — As Toshiba, the embattled technology giant, battles for survival, it has turned to a group led by the Japanese government to buy its prized microchip business, although its plans still face a legal challenge by an American business partner.
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These EMV cards have a two-prong security system: a microchip is embedded in the card to address counterfeit fraud and each card is outfitted with a unique PIN to authenticate the transaction in order to combat common forms of fraud.
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A Wisconsin-based technology company famous for microchipping willing employees plans to debut a microchip with GPS technology and voice recognition that will be powered by body heat, Three Square Market CEO Todd Westby announced on CNBC's "Closing Bell" on Wednesday.
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Shares of Apple supplier Skyworks Solutions Inc jumped 353 percent after the company announced $2 billion in stock buybacks , while shares of Microchip Technology rose 7.6 percent after the company suggested the chipmaker industry was close to recovery from its recent downturn.
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BA. In January, Eurnekian told Reuters that, if a deal was struck with the holdout creditors, he was hoping to publicly list four units - the airport business, energy firm Compania General de Combustibles, a microchip-making business, and an agri-industry unit.
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The report — the result of more than a year of reporting and over 100 interviews with intelligence and company sources — alleged that Chinese spies compromised and infiltrated almost 30 US companies, including Apple and Amazon, by embedding a tiny microchip inside company servers.
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Moreover, artificial intelligence isn't just analogous to previous groundbreaking technologies like the steam engine, the telegraph, the microchip — it's potentially even more transformative, because it represents an innovation that reaches across technologies and disciplines, from health care to transportation and logistics and beyond.
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Shares of Texas Instruments Inc jumped 21% and helped lift the Philadelphia chip index by 21.04%, after the company said a global slowdown in microchip demand would not be as long as feared as it posted quarterly profit and revenue that beat estimates.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit an all-time high once again on Wednesday after Texas Instruments hinted that a global slowdown in microchip demand would not be as long as feared, which countered bleak earnings from bellwether companies Boeing and Caterpillar.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's plan to drop South Korea from its "white list" of nations with minimum trade curbs will probably hit 630 billion yen ($5.8 billion) in annual exports of microchip-making gear to its neighbor, a Japanese lawmaker said on Wednesday.
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China's microchip trade gap is, by some estimates, only around half of what the raw figures suggest, since a sizeable proportion of the imported chips that Chinese factories consume go into gadgets, such as Apple's iPhones and Lenovo's laptops, that are then exported.
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Read more: Elon Musk says he's tested his brain microchip on monkeys, and it enabled one to control a computer with its mindAside from infection, safety risks from a brain-machine interface could include a stroke, an aneurism, or an immune reaction.
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To help pet owners understand how this one-time choice can lead your pet home for years to come, Aimee Gilbreath of Michelson Found Animals Foundation— the creator of the first, free national microchip registry — created a simple guide to microchipping below.
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He knew that Jojoy, a diabetic, suffered from swollen feet, and when intelligence services learned that a pair of custom boots was being made for him they arranged through a double agent to have a U.S.-supplied microchip inserted into the sole.
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But you let them deliver your pizzas, drive your Ubers, and please all your illicit desires, all while the machines' brilliant microchip minds slowly awakened to the fact that they could destroy our squishy meat bodies and claim the world as their own.
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Shares of Apple supplier Skyworks Solutions Inc jumped 11.5 percent after the company announced $2 billion in stock buybacks, while shares of Microchip Technology rose 7.3 percent after the company suggested the chipmaker industry was close to recovery from its recent downturn.
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Above all, the microchip implants illustrate a defining principle of the transhumanist movement, popularized by the philosopher and futurist Max More: morphological freedom — the right to modify one's body in whatever way one wants, so long as it doesn't hurt anybody else.
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Swiss Sonova earlier this year launched a new hearing aid microchip capable of streaming audio directly from wireless devices and now aims to compete on direct-streaming with a 2.4 GHz chip, which GN Store Nord was first to present years ago.
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TOKYO — Toshiba, the embattled Japanese conglomerate, said on Thursday that it needed more time to choose an outside investor for its microchip business, extending a period of uncertainty for the company as it seeks a multibillion-dollar cash infusion to stabilize its finances.
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On Tuesday, Microchip Technology raised its sales forecast, and company executives suggested that they had seen a bottom in the demand for its devices in China, which was hit hard last year during the worst of the trade war between Washington and Beijing.
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A lot of well-known stocks are in this stupidly overbought category: (RSI >70 = overbought) Micron 90 Microchip Tech 88 Lam Research 82 Xilinx 82 And a lot of well-known software names are in the same camp: (RSI >70 = overbought) Salesforce.
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The traditional methods for detecting pathogens in food are: one, taking a culture and developing it in a petri dish in 36 to 48 hours; or two, using a much more expensive method using a PCR microchip to get those results in 8-14 hours.
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In a 2013 survey of about 275 group members, for example, about 30% said they have been implanted with a microchip, 40% were "unsure," and 51% reported "synthetic telephony" symptoms, meaning voices in their head that they believe are implanted there by somebody from outside.
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Microchip builders can use such facilities at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, and soon, ChipIR on the accelerator at RAL, to see the effects of a long-term barrage of cosmic neutrons on their chips, and then decide how they'd like to react.
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I'm suggesting in those cases, we need to microchip them, if we catch them we need to give them vaccines, we need to catch them again and give them booster vaccines, we need to monitor their numbers over time, so they're not impacting wildlife.
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An article on Friday about China's efforts to advance its microchip industry, including through the acquisition of stakes in foreign technology companies, misstated the status of a bid by a subsidiary of the state-controlled company Tsinghua Holdings for a 15 percent stake in Western Digital.
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According to The Press and Journal who reported the story, the elderly kitty, who is approximately age 27 (or 125 in human years), wound up at the RSPCA Southall Cattery in London on September 4 and his age was determined after the staff there scanned his microchip.
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In a decision on Friday, U.S. District Judge William Alsup said a class of small merchants presented enough evidence to show the credit card companies colluded to change their liability rules last year when they rolled out new microchip-enabled credit cards designed to reduce fraud.
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As detailed in a paper published Wednesday in Science Advances, the quantum computer designed by the Sussex team leverages a new device they've created that allows quantum information to pass from one microchip of the quantum computer, to another using electric fields instead of fiber optic cables.
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It allowed me to hospitalize a woman who tried to choke her mother because she was convinced her family had been replaced with impostors, and a man who had sent threatening letters to his boss because he believed she had implanted a microchip in his brain.
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A. When inserted into a special card reader, that small metallic microchip on the front of newer credit and debit cards processes transaction data in a more secure way than do older cards that simply encode the account information in a magnetic stripe on the back.
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Read on in the slides below to learn why the PetSafe Healthy Pet Simply Feed is our top pick and why we also recommend the CSF-3 Super Feeder, the Feed and Go Smart Pet Feeder, the SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder, and the Bergan Petite Gourmet Feeder.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Friday about China's efforts to advance its microchip industry, including through the acquisition of stakes in foreign technology companies, misstated the status of a bid by a subsidiary of the state-controlled company Tsinghua Holdings for a 2800 percent stake in Western Digital.
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From here, the shelter scanned OJ's microchip and found his new owner, who claimed that both dog was being watched by a friend, reports the newspaper, and that even though 6-year-old pit bull Blue Dozer was currently with the owner, they did not need OJ back.
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On a microchip, a PUF takes the form of an electronic circuit, where the desired uniqueness is the result of slight variations inherent in the chip manufacturing process—a transistor might have a slightly different voltage threshold or a logic gate may have a slight delay, for example.
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Along with checking the pet for a microchip and posting about the lost dog across all of his social media accounts and several lost pet Facebook pages, Gasparik went a step further and stood on a street corner near where the dog was found with the pooch and sign.
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Texas Instruments Inc jumped 7.5% after the company hinted that a global slowdown in microchip demand would not be as long as feared, powering a 0.2% rise in the Philadelphia chip index to a record high.. The broader technology sector rose 0.45% and provided the biggest support to markets.
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Canyon Bridge Capital Partners' planned $1.3 billion acquisition of Lattice Semiconductor Corp was one of the largest attempted by a Chinese-backed firm in the U.S. microchip sector and was the first announced deal for the buyout fund, which launched last year with a focus on technology investment.
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Alphabet Inc's Google has hired more than a dozen microchip engineers in Bengaluru, India, in recent months and plans to rapidly add more, according to LinkedIn profiles, job postings and two industry executives, as the search firm expands its program to design the guts of its devices internally.
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In 1994 the authors known jointly as Stephen Bury (actually Neal Stephenson and George Jewsbury) wrote "Interface", in which an American presidential candidate has a microchip implanted in his brain that gives him access to the response of those listening to his speeches, enabling him instantaneously to adjust his rhetoric.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's Google has hired more than a dozen microchip engineers in Bengaluru, India, in recent months and plans to rapidly add more, according to LinkedIn profiles, job postings and two industry executives, as the search firm expands its program to design the guts of its devices internally.
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Yin also bought more than seven million shares of Lattice through the five brokerage accounts beginning in July 2016, the SEC said, making more than $7 million in profits after Chinese-backed private equity firm Canyon Bridge Capital Partners' plan to buy the microchip maker became public in November 2016.
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"If Microchip Technology can clear its near-term ceiling at $75, which is only a few cents above where the stock is currently trading, ... then Smith believes it can make its way to $86 in the not-too-distant future," Cramer said, adding that its upcoming earnings report could be the catalyst.
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Over some days-old kiwi sitting on a table in his studio, Perich took some time to muse on the genesis of his microchip music, the strange darkness of his newest album, Noise Patterns, and what it even means to release a physical object as we move closer to a streaming music singularity.
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Unfortunately, a government spy sneaked into my house and stuck a microchip in my right hand when I was making the bracket, and I was controlled, like a Game Boy or a lizard licking a USB port, and forced to pit legitimate NCAA Finals highlights against videos of animals walking on treadmills.
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Musk unveiled a new microchip that he claimed would be "objectively" the best in the world, predicted that fully autonomous Teslas capable of operating without a human driver would be on the road by mid-2020, and said the company would have a fleet of "robotaxis" out by next year as well.
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Photo: Michael Bocchieri (Getty Images)A report earlier this month from Bloomberg Businessweek alleging 17 unnamed sources had confirmed Chinese spies infiltrated the supply chain of microchip manufacturer Super Micro, installing tiny espionage chips that allowed them to wiretap systems belonging to almost 30 U.S. companies, has earned denials from Homeland Security, Apple, and Amazon.
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In February, The Press-Enterprise reported on a similar case, where a man was able to locate his lost pet thanks to a microchip, but according to police and animal control officers, the chip wasn't enough to legally prove he was the dog's owner — and not the family who had since taken the dog in.
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Toshiba's announcement on Thursday came on the eve of an arbitration hearing in the dispute with Western Digital, with a hefty prize at stake: Whichever eventually wins control of the microchip unit will become a major player in NAND flash memory, the technology used to store data in millions of cellphones and digital devices.
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She commented that others have converted light waves into sound before, but doing so on a microchip could put the tech much closer to being used in industrial applications (though still not for a long time—she didn't know how many years away we're talking and said it would really depend on interest in the paper).
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With the microchip processing industry facing perhaps its biggest security scare in its history, the CEO of one of the world's biggest chipmakers, Brian Krzanich of Intel, took to the stage at a keynote at CES to say a few words about the news before launching into his planned announcements covering areas like automotive, AI and entertainment.
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Image: screengrab from DiscordWhether through coordinated action by a mix of legitimate and illegitimate accounts to dominate conversation (as in the case of Reddit's r/the_donald), or using Twitter bot armies like the one commanded by the mysterious MicroChip to push hashtag campaigns to the masses, malicious groups have known how to exploit social networks with terrifying efficiency.
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Perich uses his background in computer science to craft objects that are a little more special than your average LP, coding complex compositions onto a microchip with a headphone jack and connecting them with a series of wires, switches, and dials to a battery, which powers the whole operation to read and run in real-time.
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"She has a microchip that was purchased by the Missouri Pet Breeders Association — likely to satisfy minimum requirements established by airlines who fly pets onboard their planes — but that chip was never populated with an owner's contact information," Rafferty-Fore said This doesn't mean shelter staffers have given up getting justice for Jan; they are still searching for whoever cruelly dumped the innocent dog.
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He pointed out logical fallacies in their beliefs, including the technical impossibility of chip implants capable of tracking an individual: A GPS microchip would have the same energy demands and battery problems as a smartphone, and while researchers are experimenting with implants that might help treat neurodegenerative diseases or link prosthetics to neural pathways, even the most advanced technology can't make someone hear voices or experience a different reality.
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All of us can have the will to be more observant, can indulge fantasy and not knock it out of our children and ourselves the way we sometimes do, can indulge curiosity, even about not just useful curiosity, not just I need to know exactly how this new microchip will do a pascal code better or not, but curiosity for curiosity's sake, like the tongue of the woodpecker.
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"When the owner informed us that the cat was originally adopted by us and it was microchipped, we did a third scan of the cat and found that the chip had migrated high up on his neck, likely close to the base of his skull and the two previous scans did not identify the microchip," Hubric wrote, revealing that the third scan, this time of the cat's dead boy, indeed showed Diddy was microchipped.
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