IBM makes another major chip breakthrough in Albany
IBM scientists develop next-generation 2nm chips at Albany Nanotech complex
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1of11A 12-inch silicon wafer with IBM s new 2 nanometer chips that were developed at its research lab at Albany Nanotech.IBMShow MoreShow Less
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A scientist in the clean room at IBM Research s lab at Albany Nanotech Show MoreShow Less
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Transistors in IBM s new 2 nanometer chip seen through a transmission electron microscope. Some of the features of the chip are 2nm, which smaller than the width of a single strand of human DNA. Show MoreShow Less
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In 2017, two years after developing a 7nm test node chip with 20 billion transistors, IBM scientists paved the way for 30 billion switches on a fingernail-sized 5 nm chip. Show MoreShow Less
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Covid 19 coronavirus: Hospital crisis in India with patients begging to leave
3 May, 2021 06:46 PM
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Mridula Narayan paints a vivid picture of the humanitarian crisis in India as the COVID-19 pandemic grows.
Video / AP / World Vision
Mridula Narayan paints a vivid picture of the humanitarian crisis in India as the COVID-19 pandemic grows.
Video / AP / World Vision
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By: Matt Young
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