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Faster, Cheaper Chips From Space TechnologyParis, France (ESA) Mar 25, 2010 Our world is full of integrated semiconductor circuits, commonly known as microchips. Today you find them in computers, cars, mobile phones and in almost every electrical device. Technology from ESA's XMM-Newton space telescope will make these chips much smaller, faster and cheaper. The circuits are etched into today's microchips by ultraviolet light. The demand for faster and more powerful chips requires the use of extreme ultraviolet (EUV). Much smaller semiconductor circuits can be produc ... read more |
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Russia, US set to sign new nuclear treaty: Kremlin sourceMoscow (AFP) March 24, 2010 Russia and the United States have agreed "all the documents" for a successor to a landmark nuclear disarmament treaty and will likely sign it in Prague, a Kremlin source told AFP on Wednesday. "As of now, all the documents on the new START treaty have been agreed upon," said the Kremlin source, who spoke on condition he not be named, suggesting an apparent breakthrough in the long-stalled talks. The comments indicated that Moscow and Washington were finally set to sign a successor pact to the la ... read more |
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