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Corsair, Kingston drop failing Elpida memory chips  
News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
Corsair, Kingston drop failing Elpida memory chips
By The Inquirer | Jul 9, 2009
Bad chips mean bad sticks mean bad news for Elpida. UPDATED
 
ARM chips heading to GlobalFoundries 
News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
ARM chips heading to GlobalFoundries
By Justin Robinson | Oct 8, 2009
ARM takes advantage of GloFo's 28nm prowess.
 
Sony's Vaio laptops had faulty NVIDIA chips after all 
News > Systems
Sony's Vaio laptops had faulty NVIDIA chips after all
By The Inquirer | Aug 12, 2009
NVIDIA's GPU problem rears its ugly head once again.
 
Pharmaceutical company blocking Samsung Flash chips 
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Pharmaceutical company blocking Samsung Flash chips
By The Inquirer | Aug 11, 2009
Samsung is the next patent victim.
 
Carbon chips are almost here 
News > Science
Carbon chips are almost here
By The Inquirer | Jun 23, 2009
Diamonds are a computer's best friend, and silicon will be toast.
 
Intel's Xeon chips make e-tail debut 
News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
Intel's Xeon chips make e-tail debut
By The Inquirer | Feb 4, 2009
Latest high end processors from Intel find their way into the wild.
 
Flexible memristor memory chips soon to become reality 
News > Science
Flexible memristor memory chips soon to become reality
By Justin Robinson | Jun 30, 2009
Essential Linkage: How the next-gen memristors will be bendy.
 
Pentagon makes a pig's ear of trusted chips 
News > Security
Pentagon makes a pig's ear of trusted chips
By The Inquirer | Oct 28, 2009
Can only support two per cent of its secure needs.
 
Micron move to graphics card chips 
News > Graphics Cards
Micron move to graphics card chips
By The Inquirer | May 18, 2009
Micron fills some of the void left by Qimonda.
 
OCZ comments on Elpida memory chips  
News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
OCZ comments on Elpida memory chips
By The Inquirer | Jul 14, 2009
The latest in the ongoing saga of the dying Elpida RAM chips.
 
Marvell SATA 3 chips stripped from P55, X58 motherboards 
News > Peripherals
Marvell SATA 3 chips stripped from P55, X58 motherboards
By Justin Robinson | Jul 16, 2009
There's a problem with Marvell's new chips.
 
DNA scaffolding might be used for chips 
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DNA scaffolding might be used for chips
By The Inquirer | Aug 18, 2009
Building blocks of life to become building blocks of circuits.
 
AMD Sempron chips can be unlocked 
News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
AMD Sempron chips can be unlocked
By The Inquirer | Aug 14, 2009
Dual core goodness for $60 - fo' realz!
 
Dead Elpida chips, what next?  
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Dead Elpida chips, what next?
By The Inquirer | Jul 16, 2009
More musings on the Elpida failure saga.
 
Packaging blocks AMD chips 
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Packaging blocks AMD chips
By Justin Robinson | Jul 3, 2009
Essential Linkage: AMD's packaging has a huge problem.
 
ASUS mobos support AM3 chips 
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ASUS mobos support AM3 chips
By The Inquirer | Dec 17, 2008
Now with AMD 45nm technology!
 
AMD's 40th anniversary comes as the 500 millionth chip is shipped 
News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
AMD's 40th anniversary comes as the 500 millionth chip is shipped
By Justin Robinson | Jul 24, 2009
Essential Linkage: AMD makes a lotta chips, hits a birthday mark, but the future looks shaky.
 
Intel touts new Westmere chips 
News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
Intel touts new Westmere chips
By The Inquirer | Feb 11, 2009
Four new chips from Intel covering every part of the market.
 
Silver oozey gunk can help shrink portable tech 
News > Peripherals
Silver oozey gunk can help shrink portable tech
By Justin Robinson | May 4, 2009
A brand new silver ooze that claims a better use of space.
 
Scientists build an opensource PID  
News > Networking
Scientists build an opensource PID
By The Inquirer | Sep 7, 2009
Showing off WiMax chips.
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Issue: 107 | December, 2009

Atomic is a magazine aimed squarely at computer enthusiasts, gamers, and serious PC upgraders.

Every month we bring you the latest reviews of new technology and PC components, in depth features on everything from overclocking to console hacking, and gaming previews and interviews.
 
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