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Intel rolls out phase-change chips
Intel has announced its first prototype phase-change memory (PCM) chips..
Shaun Nichols
Feb 11 2008 3:25PM
Hardware
Toshiba shrinks memory chips by 30 per cent
Toshiba has announced the development of a 16Gb Nand Flash memory chip fabricated with 43nm process technology co-developed with SanDisk..
Robert Jaques
Feb 8 2008 6:40AM
Hardware
Intel rolls out phase-change chips
Intel has announced its first prototype phase-change memory (PCM) chips..
Shaun Nichols
Feb 8 2008 6:40AM
Hardware
RFID chips may cause cancer
RFID chips, which are currently being implanted in humans in some US states, have been shown to cause cancer in laboratory animals, according to reports in Associated Press.
Iain Thomson
Sep 13 2007 10:55AM
Oddware
65nm Xbox chips may curb heat problems
A version of the Xbox 360 that uses 65-nanometre (nm) chips is rumoured to be in production and a 45nm model could follow, according to reports from a Singapore chip maker.
Matt Chapman
Aug 3 2007 2:38PM
Hardware
Flash chips in short supply
OEMs faced with high prices as supply shrinks.
Shaun Nichols
Jul 13 2007 11:30AM
Hardware
IBM boosts efficiency by stacking chips
IBM says its next generation of microchips will stack components on top of one another to make them quicker and more energy efficient.
Matt Chapman
Apr 13 2007 2:28PM
Hardware
Intel preps next-gen PCM chips
Phase-change memory promises to replace Flash and DRam.
Tom Sanders
Mar 8 2007 8:32AM
Hardware
IBM touts new embedded DRam chips
Big Blue promises faster high-end processors.
Shaun Nichols
Feb 16 2007 10:24AM
Hardware
Researchers promise cheaper nano-scale chips
Nano-imprint breakthrough paves way for smaller, cheaper circuits.
Robert Jaques
Jan 19 2007 9:39AM
Hardware
Samsung memory chips speed up mobiles
OneDRAM chip promises 5x speed boost.
Tom Sanders
Dec 15 2006 9:55AM
Telco/ISP
Intel ships 1Gb NOR flash chips
M18 chips aimed at multimedia mobile phones.
Shaun Nichols
Nov 13 2006 10:02AM
Hardware
Core 2 Duo chips land on Apple MacBook
Consumer laptops upgraded with Core 2 chips.
Shaun Nichols
Nov 9 2006 9:48AM
Hardware
Apple laptops switch on Core 2 Duo chips
New MacBook Pro models touted as "39 percent faster".
Shaun Nichols
Oct 25 2006 8:42AM
Hardware
Intel delivers first mobile WiMax chips
Integrated fixed/mobile WiMax promises cheaper base stations.
Tom Sanders
Oct 13 2006 11:51AM
Hardware
Boffins use PS3 chips for advanced research
Game on for University of Manchester scientists.
Robert Jaques
Oct 13 2006 11:51AM
Hardware
DVD chips 'to kill illegal copying'
Embedded radio transmitter chips to track movie, music and software discs.
Simon Burns
Sep 18 2006 9:58AM
Hardware
Frugal chips let DAB go mobile
Cheaper, less power-hungry chips will enable multimedia broadcasts,
says Frontier
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Clive Akass
Jul 17 2006 1:15PM
Hardware
Nanotech used for wireless chips
Scientists claim technology can boost processor speeds and reduce costs.
Staff Writers
Jun 30 2006 9:58AM
Software
AMD chips get greener ahead of schedule
AMD has complied with upcoming global environmentally-friendly microprocessor regulations for vendors one year ahead of deadline.
Fleur Doidge
Aug 9 2005 4:31PM
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