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April 2nd, 2004
Turning Nanotech into Profit
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"There is a lot of confusion about what nanotechnology actually is," Zvi Yaniv, CEO of Applied Nanotech, told TechNewsWorld during a break in the Nanotechnology 2004 conference in Japan last week. "That makes it hard to talk about its uses." Compare the vastness of the Internet with the microminiaturized world of subatomic structures, and you will get an idea of the potential that nanotechnology holds for industrial profit. Some analysts are predicting nanotechnology will become the biggest boost to the technology industry since the World Wide Web.
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