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HP comes up with nanotech transistor replacement







HP comes up with nanotech transistor
replacement

HP comes up with nanotech transistor
replacement
02/05/2005 09:36 PM

Will transistors go the way of vacuum tubes? A discovery by HP could set the stage for nanoscale computing down the line.




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