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December 16th, 2004

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One industry that claims it’s been in nanotech for decades is the computer chip industry where experts say we're already enjoying the fruits of the nanotech revolution. And while there are tiny players in the field you probably haven't heard of yet, one company claims $20 billion of its annual revenue already comes from nanotech.

Experts say chips and their design are the single most promising sector of nanotechnology.

“Twenty billion dollars of our revenue is from nanotechnology,” said Sean Doyle, who as Capital Sector director at chip giant Intel Corp.

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