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First Ever Nanotube Transistors On A Circuit

Posted by timothy on from the waiting-for-productization dept.

btsdev writes "Researchers at the University of California at Berkeley and Stanford University have developed the first ever integrated silicon circuit with nanotube technology. According to the article on UC Berkeley's site, this brings researchers one step closer to developing memory chips with carbon nanotubes - chips that could hold approximately 10,000 times more data than those we have today."

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  1. Re:I'll take it from here... by saramakos · · Score: 1, Redundant

    What about:

    4. Profit???

    ...

    In soviet Russia circuits are on a Nanotube Transistor?

  2. Re:I'll take it from here... by IntelliTubbie · · Score: 0, Redundant

    1. I'd like to see a bewolf cluster of these.
    2. How long until it runs linux?
    3.

    Dude, you forgot "4. Profit!"

    Cheers,
    IT

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  3. Re:I'll take it from here... by evronm · · Score: 0, Redundant
    Let's see. 1. I'd like to see a bewolf cluster of these. 2. How long until it runs linux? 3. I think that covers it all. You may proceed. Feel free to contribute

    3. is profit!

    Don't you read /.??
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