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November 29th, 2006

New nanotech process may lead to smaller, faster computer chips

Abstract:
Researchers attempting to find cheaper and more effective ways to reduce the size of computer microchips are calling on an unlikely material in their quest: aluminum.

Source:
cbc.ca

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