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New MEMS for Monitoring Bridges
November 2009

Article: HP's new, bigger MEMS sensor promises thousandfold sensitivity improvement

New Schemes for Powering Processors
October 2009

Article: Building an on-chip high-voltage transmission grid is one way researchers think they could distribute power better

Nobel Controversy: Who Deserves Credit for Inventing the CCD?
Thu, October 08, 2009

Blog Post: An interview with Carlo Sequin, a member of the Bell Labs CCD team. While recent Nobel Prize winners Willard Boyle and George Smith sketched out the charge transfer concept, they were not the ones who actually built the CCD, Sequin says.

Tunable Logic
October 2009

Article: New logic family could help optimize FPGA performance and power

The Recession's Silver Lining
October 2009

Article: How the semiconductor industry can use the recession to create the next technology renaissance

New Chips Loaded With Dummy Parts
September 2009

Article: Reverse-engineering firm reveals how "design for manufacturability" is changing the look of ICs

Semicondutor Manufacturing Plants can use as much water as a small city.
Mon, August 31, 2009

Podcast: As the Industry Grows, Finding New Ways to Recycle and Conserve Water

Hot Chips for Games
Sun, August 23, 2009

Blog Post: Game development for mobile devices

Fantasy Sports Prep: Semiconductor Edition
Tue, August 11, 2009

Blog Post: David Kanter reviews and analyzes the 32nm process technologies presented at IEDM 2008 and VLSI 2009.

Crowdsourcing the Complexities of Electronic Design Automation
July 2009

Article: Researchers develop an online game that may one day help chipmakers improve their designs

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