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  • NTD News Today (March 17): SVB Financial Group Files for Bankruptcy; Suppressed Report Says Fluoride Reduces IQ
    NTD News Today (March 17): SVB Financial Group Files for Bankruptcy; Suppressed Report Says Fluoride Reduces IQ
    The parent company of failed Silicon Valley Bank is seeking chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Fluoride can reduce intelligence, according to a suppressed government report. The National Toxicology Program meta analysis ...
    March 17, 2023BY Kevin Hogan
  • Silicon Valley Layoffs Are a Boon for Tech-Hungry Farm Equipment Makers
    Silicon Valley Layoffs Are a Boon for Tech-Hungry Farm Equipment Makers
    Big agricultural and construction equipment manufacturers in the American Midwest are on a mission to lure Silicon Valley ...
    February 13, 2023BY Reuters
  • Taiwan Experts Weigh in on TSMC’s Plan to Bring Leading-Edge 3Nm Chip Tech to US
    Taiwan Experts Weigh in on TSMC’s Plan to Bring Leading-Edge 3Nm Chip Tech to US
    Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC)—the world’s most advanced contract chipmaker—is bringing its leading-edge 3-nanometer chip production process to ...
    December 1, 2022BY Rita Huang and Sean Tseng
  • Silicon Surface Boosts the Output of Autonomous Power Sources
    Silicon Surface Boosts the Output of Autonomous Power Sources
    Research from Australia's Curtin University has discovered an effective way to enhance the output of autonomous power sources ...
    September 5, 2022BY Steve Milne
  • Amid Uncertainty with ZTE Ban, China Faces Critical Semiconductor Chip Shortage
    Amid Uncertainty with ZTE Ban, China Faces Critical Semiconductor Chip Shortage
    While Chinese telecom giant ZTE awaits a decision from the U.S. government on whether to lift a ban ...
    June 28, 2018BY Frank Fang
  • How to Build Millions of Tiny Microscopes All at Once
    How to Build Millions of Tiny Microscopes All at Once
    A new optical device made of silicon “nanopillars” could lead to advanced microscopes, displays, sensors, and cameras that ...
    September 1, 2015BY Ker Than
  • These Nanowires Take Time to Get Back in Shape
    These Nanowires Take Time to Get Back in Shape
    Nanowires made of zinc oxide are highly anelastic—meaning they return to shape slowly after being bent, rather that ...
    July 16, 2015BY Kevin Stacey
  • Stanford Engineers Take Big Step Toward Using Light Instead of Wires Inside Computers
    Stanford Engineers Take Big Step Toward Using Light Instead of Wires Inside Computers
    Using a new algorithm, Stanford engineers can design and build a prism-like silicon structure that can bend light ...
    December 11, 2014BY Stanford University
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