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Sand is the silicon used to make microchips, the building blocks of computing -- and that building block is growing exponentially.

If current design trends continue, he said, microchips will be running at 30 gigahertz by the end of the decade.

Finer etching begets higher-performing microchips, and that's just a start.

As radio increasingly moves onto microchips, "software-defined radios" will be able to switch standards and frequencies as they go.

And the birth of 4004 was the beginning of the Third Age, the age of Microchips.

Microchips are also made up of a number of different materials: they contain metals, ceramics, semiconductors, and plastics.

Sand is the silicon used to make microchips, the building blocks of computing -- and that building block is growing exponetially.

Japan also produces LCDs used in car navigation systems, and microchips used to monitor fuel flow and other engine operations.

Local newspapers in recent days suggested Ms. Kang wasn't alone in her rush to get the shots and required identification microchips.

Look deeper into Jobs's influences and you see not microchips and circuit boards but India, the Beatles, LSD, and Buddhism.

Today's microchips operate by means of low-frequency radio waves that target them.

Another idea is to require python owners to have their pets fitted with microchips.

With the price of microchips dropping so drastically, future applications of GPS are virtually limitless.

Thousands of litres are needed to make shoes, hamburgers and microchips.

Prices also rose for microchips, as many Japanese manufacturers of the components remained closed.

It ignores the Western conventional wisdom. It sprawls into dozens of unrelated industries, from microchips to insurance.

Britain has Autonomy, which makes specialised search software, and ARM, which designs the microchips for Apple's iPhones.

Britain has Autonomy, which makes specialised search software, and ARM, which designs the microchips for Apple's i Phones.

Among other things, they make sophisticated microchips that filter and amplify signals to mobile phones.

The first generation of such chips, made by MicroCHIPS, an American firm, tackles diabetes.

With the use of special scanners, municipal workers can read the numbered microchips, identifying the cows and their owners.

From microchips to microbes, poor old Europe seems to trail in America's and Asia's wake.

From sword-forging in feudal times to machines and microchips today, real men toil tirelessly to make things you can see.

The second are game wardens, who stun with tranquilizer darts, then insert tracker microchips into the horn.

In industry, the microchips I made and the microchips you attach someplace were completely different.

The second big decision was Dr Grove's radical announcement that Intel would market its microchips directly to consumers.

It's like getting a faster set of microchips embedded in the cortex.

It sprawls into dozens of unrelated industries, from microchips to insurance.

Toshiba is the world's third - largest maker of microchips and also owns the Westinghouse reactor design company .

But many higher-technology components, like microchips and specialized tools, are still made in the United States.

That jump-started income growth; as costs rose, Korea shifted into ships, microchips and other advanced products.

Are Populations Being Primed For Nano-Microchips Inside Vaccines?

Microchips such as the ones found in computers contain a complex array of thousands of microscopic wires.

Microchips are used in computers, cell phones and other electronic devices.

The software design includes the drivers and the application programs of the microchips. 3.

In Dresden, microchips in Dumpsters measure the volume of garbage, which is then linked to charges on households.

What I do most is work on the mechanical problems of microchips.

No wonder, then, that microchips are fitted with heat sinks and fans.

After imbedding microchips, officials can detect whether there are stolen cacti in a car by waving a special wand.

Did you know they can put microchips in animals?

A system devised by the University of Montana counters this by fitting honey bees with miniature microchips.

In cyberspace , there is nowhere to hide; even the water coolers have microchips.

We use math and mechanics methods and apply them to microchips.

It is a major supplier of microchips, especially to the world's auto industry.

The performance of microchips doubles every 18 months.

In addition it said that Intel had offered microchips for computer servers at prices below cost.

In 2001, Pat Gelsinger, then the chief technology officer of Intel, made a striking prediction about the future of microchips.

No microchips in these.

Water is used not just to grow food but to make every kind of product, from microchips to steel girders.

The structure of microchips is very complicated, inside there are membranes, and also very fine wires.

South Korea's Samsung, for example, supplies the microchips that run the iPad and iPhone.

In order to conduct the study, 50 dormice were fitted with microchips.

Rapid Fabrication of Monolithic PDMS Microchips and Highly Sensitive Chemiluminescence Detection for Amino Acids

Implementation of Communication between PC and Multi-microchips in Miniature Master Slave Measure and Control System

so far away from these microchips and memories

Progress on the Study and Applications of New Microchips Capillary Electrophoresis and Its Combining Techniques

Realization of Infrared Communication Through Serial Ports Between PC and Multi Microchips

The Application of Microchips to an Ultrasound Distance Measuring System

Meter reading system base on Infrared Communication through Serial ports of microchips

A Vertical Leap for Microchips, Scientific American

microchips are just one aspect of our research

microchips and memories falling through my fingers