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IBM, Hitachi Team Up for 32-Nanometer Node Research

IBM and Hitachi have jointly announced their first-ever partnership for researching the next chip technology for 32-nanometer semiconductors. According to the company officials, IBM and Hitachi will use brand new technologies that would allow them to improve the measurements in the transistor variations.

The two companies will join forces at IBM's Thomas J. Watson center in New York, as well as at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering in Albany. The agreement covers a two-year... Read »
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