The incredible stretch … circuit?
There have been several foldable screens shown off at CES and other shows, though no prototypes have made it into our hands as of yet. For the most part they seem to…
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Tag: nanotubes
Some dense reading for your morning about N3XT and nanotube based processors
The achillies heel of processing density is heat and how to radiate it away from the parts doing the work, which is why processors and memory tend to be very flat. This…
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Stuff your silicon, room temperature quantum transistors offer a golden future
The biggest hurdle in building a transistor that uses quantum effects to move electrons is that the transistor needs to be kept at incredibly low temperatures, a drawback common to anyone who…
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News from the Common Platform Technology Forum
You might not think of IBM, Samsung, and GlobalFoundries as working together for a common goal, but much like the HSA the Common Platform Technology Forum brings together some strange bedfellows. The…
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Nanotubes will make fast non-volitile memory even if they are slow out of the gate
Nantero promised us that their nanotube based flash memory would be available in 2009 and disappointed us by failing to reach that goal but The Register has some great news, they…
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