Hewlett Packard claims nano-chip breakthrough
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Jan 16, 2007, 20:19 GMT
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This may be a media ploy to get more investors interseted in the Co. since the whole legal fiasco, but until I see some pics or some benchmarks, then this is just vaporware. EOM
Realware starts somewhere....
OH come on... don't be so negative, now whe're that much closer to skynet!!
skynet lol
skynet lmao
so what they gonna do? use it to build better Itanium chip?
license the technology to Intel and AMD?
Just give Google a couple more years and a robotics branch and skynet will here in no time.
Every day we get this :
Title : Faster CHIPS
Scientists have found a way to ..
Title : The cure for ....
Scientists have found a protein that does ...
... bla bla bla
When does it eventually really happen, when do these things actually take a shape and be a part of our lives ....
Every news like this, for the nonliterate worths jack ...
Yeah yeah, and will any of the world tech leaders make it cheap and affordable! i mean if faster processors are cheaper and lots of people buy them eventually the companies would earn. but well i have to say Intel and AMD! hmm IBM! hmm well well everyone else well ..............
in all technology smechnology in the end what matters is what reaches the common house hold 12 year old (provided its affordable to his mom or dad) , he can also earn by probably visiting the lsd.com or the pinkdust.com corner. well
lets see.
i hope it doesnt end up like the atom chip.
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