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Get a Free Subscription to Semiconductor Packaging News More from ars technica November 26, 2008 - Top Story News Mobiles, chip stocks both mugged by global downturn In recent days, mobile handset makers have been issuing warnings that the cellphone market won't match previous growth projections. Samsung ... Ars Technica November 5, 2008 - Technology News Carbon nanotubes give cheap fiberoptics a pulse Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are making inroads into the world of lasers where, traditionally, exotic semiconductor materials have dominated. ... Ars Technica October 14, 2008 - Technology News Superconductivity at the flip of a switch Superconductivity research has produced a recent flurry of newly observed phenomena, including a paper, covered last week by Nobel Intent, ... ars technica October 2, 2008 - Industry News AMD: We're well on our way to Shanghai, 45nm CPUs With the fourth quarter now upon us, the market's gaze has begun to turn full force on AMD and the imminent launch of the company's Shanghai ... ars technica September 26, 2008 - Technology News Spectroscopy on a chip finally done right The MESA+ Research Institute for Nanotechnology is an organization dedicating to providing the supporting infrastructure for a diverse ... ars technica September 18, 2008 - Technology News Rochester Cube's chips are stacked—in a prototype fashion You have to admire the effectiveness of the University of Rochester's PR team, because this "First 3-D processor runs at 1.4GHz on new ... ars technica September 4, 2008 - Technology News Chartered follows rival TSMC into 40nm space To improve performance of computer components—like the CPU—chipmakers reduce the nanometer scale used to build the components. For optimum ... Ars Technica August 15, 2008 - Technology News Patterning next-generation circuitry with ordered polymers For decades, the microelectronics industry has relied on optical lithography to pattern the increasingly minute features of electronic ... ars technica April 22, 2008 - Technology News Integrated optics: the way to scale a quantum computer Ars has been covering quantum computing developments for a while now. Quantum computing, instead of using bits that are definitely one or ... Ars Technica March 25, 2008 - Technology News New inkjet tech can "print" LCDs using silver nanoparticles Most of the attention paid to semiconductor manufacturing focuses on chips, where advanced process technologies are now etching features ... Ars Technica January 31, 2008 - Technology News 40Mbps DSL? 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Ars Technica July 31, 2007 - Industry News Intel on EU antitrust charges: Our actions benefited consumers Intel has responded to the European Commission's Statement of Objections outlining alleged anticompetitive behavior, saying that its conduct ... Ars Technica March 14, 2007 - Technology News AMD offers $250,000 prize to help Third World get online AMD plans to award a $250,000 prize to whoever can design a computer lab that can be adapted and implemented in third-world countries. ... Ars Technica November 8, 2006 - Technology News Can a headend-on-a-chip ease the coming cable crunch? Facing increased competition from phone networks armed with rolls of fiber networking cable, cable TV operators like Comcast and Time Warner Cable ... Ars Technica August 25, 2006 - Industry News Self-assembled photonic materials in complex geometry Photonic crystals/materials have been mentioned before here in Nobel Intent and Ars Technica, as they offer the promise of optical equivalents to ... 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