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... silicon wafer , so - called ' wafer - scale integration . ' This would give a factor of 100 increase in chip size . Now frankly , I am neither bold enough to say that this can happen in the fore- seeable future , nor am I rash enough to ...
... silicon wafer , so - called ' wafer - scale integration . ' This would give a factor of 100 increase in chip size . Now frankly , I am neither bold enough to say that this can happen in the fore- seeable future , nor am I rash enough to ...
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... silicon . It turns out that this speed is limited by the number of silicon atoms the electrons might bounce into on its trip . If that number approaches zero the electron can zip through the silicon at a much faster speed than Ross's 10 ...
... silicon . It turns out that this speed is limited by the number of silicon atoms the electrons might bounce into on its trip . If that number approaches zero the electron can zip through the silicon at a much faster speed than Ross's 10 ...
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... silicon - based technology . Thus , for fundamental physical reasons , silicon producers such as Texas Instruments and Motorola took the market away from germanium producers like Hughes and Sylvania . Another case of a technological ...
... silicon - based technology . Thus , for fundamental physical reasons , silicon producers such as Texas Instruments and Motorola took the market away from germanium producers like Hughes and Sylvania . Another case of a technological ...
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A New Forecasting Tool | 87 |
Five How Leaders Become Losers | 113 |
Seven The Attackers Advantage | 165 |
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