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- Category: media independent (continued)
- GE Global Research develops ''Ideal'' carbon nanotube diode
- Greece is on fire: Statists, capitalists, murderers!
- Hitachi develops technology for higher-capacity MRAM
- Hitachi, NTT develop eye-friendly 3-D display
- Hitachi, Renesas unveil low-power phase-change memory cells
- Hynix joins IMEC group as 32nm CMOS R&D partner
- Hynix picks ISi's ZRAM for DRAMs
- Hynix taps Ovonyx for PCM work
- Hynix touts first DDR3 validation
- Hynix upgrades MCP to 24 stacked chips
- IBM adds more image sensor work
- IBM creates method for measuring CNT performance
- IBM licensing Infineon's 130nm embedded flash
- IBM researchers slow down light on a chip
- IBM tips integrated packaging in blazing optical transceiver chipset
- IBM tips plan to convert scrap wafers into solar panels
- IBM tips TSV 3D chip stacking technique
- IBM touts "fastest" on-chip eDRAM
- IBM uncrates 45nm eDRAM with SOI, SiGe with TSV
- IBM uncrates single-chip technology for mobile devices
- IBM, austriamicrosystems pair for 0.18-micron HV CMOS
- IBM, Japan's Central Glass to make new photoresists
- IBM, Macronix, Qimonda tout "phase-change" memory advance
- IBM, SUSS ramp C4NP pilot line
- IBM, TDK exploring MRAM
- IBM: Self-assembling "airgaps" ready by 2009
- IBM: We've made 32nm high-k "gate first" SRAMs
- ICOS fends off 3D inspection patent complaint
- ICOS introduces automated 300mm wafer handling system
- IEDM Conference news
- IEDM news: Fujitsu updates work on ReRAMs, multilayer interconnects
- IEDM news: NEC's low-k Cu-interconnect structure, and "channel-engineering" designs
- IEDM news: Panasonic shows >10kV GaN power transistor
- IEDM news: TSMC reports 32nm SRAM, sans HK+MG
- IEDM roundup: IMEC shows off 3D ICs, sub-32nm Cu contacts, laser anneal, Ge pMOS
- IITC event adding 3D, process details to interconnect agenda
- IMEC discloses finFET progress, but 32nm introduction still hazy
- IMEC extends 3D system integration program
- IMEC eyes MIMCAP work for scaling DRAM to sub-50nm
- IMEC reports CMOS integration of Hf-based dielectrics with Ni FUSI gates
- IMEC tips early EUV results, readies for preproduction tool
- IMEC touts record efficiencies in Si, Ge solar cells
- IMEC updates 32nm litho progress
- IMEC, GaTech seeking help for 32nm packaging interconnect work
- Indymedia Newsreal Needs Your Videos
- Infineon extends multigate-FET work
- Infineon, ASE tip new "eWLB" chip package
- Infineon, Intel team for HD SIM cards
- Infineon: 3D multigate could be ready for 32nm
- Intel introduces solid-state drive product line based on NAND flash memory
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