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Scientists invent wonder batteries

By The Inquirer | Mar 11, 2010

A group of scientists at MIT are revolutionising the battery as we know it.

News > Systems

nsquared surface as first Microsoft partner

By Justin Robinson | Feb 12, 2010

Updated: We chat with nsquared about what they bring to the table.

News > Networking

Germanium laser fires up

By The Inquirer | Feb 8, 2010

Optical networking moves up a gear.

News > Science

Engineers cram 1TB of data into fingernail-sized chip

By Justin Robinson | Oct 23, 2009

One trillion bytes, made in nanoscale.

News > Science

Quantum computing gets closer

By The Inquirer | Jun 30, 2009

The big brains at Yale make a quantum breakthrough.

News > Science

Big Blue gets closer to making atom sized computers

By The Inquirer | Aug 31, 2009

Molecular imaging for fun and profit.

News > Science

Large Binocular Telescope better than Hubble

By Justin Robinson | Aug 3, 2009

How high-tech optics and lasers make space clear as day.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

22nm CMOS silicon coming soon

By The Inquirer | Jul 20, 2009

Manufacturing processes just keep on shrinking.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Intel’s processor roadmap is revealed

By The Inquirer | Jun 16, 2009

Core i7, Celerons and Atoms break cover in the latter half of the year.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Intel confirms short supply of Atoms

Jun 4, 2008

By the time you read this, Intel will have fired off its keynote at Computex 2008.

News > Science

Golden nanorods used to defeat tumours

By Justin Robinson | May 20, 2009

Incredibly tiny nanorods work wonders on faulty cells.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Intel's Paul Otellini talks tough

By The Inquirer | Feb 27, 2009

The CEO of Intel tackles recession, Atom, flash and Nvidia...

Features > Science

Inside the memristor

By Ashton Mills | Aug 18, 2008

The old guard of circuit theory were the resistor, capacitor and inductor. Now we have the memristor and a revolution.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

NVIDIA CEO explains how Intel is wrong

By The Inquirer | Jan 29, 2009

Jen-Hsun Huang also hates netbooks, loves VIA and is kinda ambivalent about AMD's Neo. Whoa.

News > Science

Graphene takes a step forward

By The Inquirer | Jan 16, 2009

It bends and stretches and might one day replace silicon.

Features > Science

Large Hadron Collider? But I just met her!

By Ashton Mills | Nov 19, 2008

The Large Hadron Collider is the most expensive experiment in history of our planet. What does it aim to find, and what could this mean for our future?

Reviews > Peripherals

HSPC Top Deck Tech Station

By Justin Robinson | Sep 17, 2008

Justin Robinson attempts to structure his testing escapades.

News > Entertainment

Atomic collision on the horizon

By Egan Orion | Aug 7, 2008

World's biggest particle accelerator boots up

News > Science

The computer age is yet to begin

By Wendy M. | May 29, 2008

In the Speakers' Corner: Stan Williams, Hewlett-Packard's Memristor Man

Features > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Silicon photonics

By Ashton Mills | May 23, 2007

More than just cool-sounding, silicon photonics is the future of computing. Ashton Mills sheds some light on the subject.

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