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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundIBM experimenting with DNA to build chips
February 20, 2008 The research uses DNA molecules to arrange carbon nanotubes into a grid that might function as a data storage device or to perform calculations.IBM puts vacuum spaces in chips
May 3, 2007 Nothing insulates like a vacuum. Big Blue says its Airgap technique will increase chip speed and reduce power consumption.Images: IBM's vaccuum techiqueVideo: Building chips with AirgapInfineon, IBM collaborate on new memory tech
May 23, 2005 The two companies will research phase-change memory, material that retains data by changing its structure.IBM sees bright light with carbon nanotubes
November 18, 2005 Big Blue discovers new way to convert electrons to photons. The key is the conductor.Chip companies entering their metal period
January 27, 2007 Intel, IBM and AMD plan to unveil chips built using new materials, marking a historic shift away from traditional transistor ingredients.Intel shows off Penryn chipsIBM gets chip circuits to draw themselves
December 8, 2003 Big Blue is tinkering with a new material that could drastically slash the costs of “drawing” circuits on semiconductors, and the stuff is a close relative to tennis shoe glue.Semiconductor group gives rosy sales forecast
June 10, 2004 But the organization warns of a crucial need for new manufacturing techniques.Year in review: Back to nature
January 6, 2005 The natural world was the focus of much nanotechnology and energy research. Robots, meanwhile, were learning to mimic crabs and bees.SCO's big legal gun takes aim
August 21, 2003 Attorney Mark Heise is leading the company's battle against IBM--a legal case he says may redefine the direction of the software industry.New life for Moore's Law
April 19, 2005 Emerging technologies could extend the life of the famous principle whose demise has been predicted repeatedly.
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