Need an electronic circuit? Just load paper and hit print
Researchers have created highly conductive and durable silver nanowire ink that can be used to print durable electronic circuits on paper.
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News about Applied Materials
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Wall Street Beat: Smartphone reports brighten up mixed results for tech
A fresh round of quarterly results and market research this week show some shadows over the networking and component markets while smartphones, as usual, were the stars of the tech arena.
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Applied Materials gets new CEO as sales, profits slip
Semiconductor company Applied Materials has appointed Gary Dickerson as its new CEO as the company tries to overcome declining sales and profits .
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DOE wants 5X battery boost in 5 years
The U.S. Dept. of Energy has set a goal to develop battery and energy storage technologies that are five times more powerful and five times cheaper than today's within five years.
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Wall Street Beat: Tech stocks in doldrums
Though U.S. political leaders managed to spark some good news for the economy Friday, technology stocks are down for the week, showing a continued lack of confidence in the sector.
Features about Applied Materials
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Budding role of IT communications director helps IT deliver its message
Like any marketing/communications professional, Glaston Ford is a master juggler who can keep a lot of balls in the air at once. Editing corporate strategy decks, pulling together email campaigns, coordinating a social presence and posting blogs to the corporate portal -- he might do any of those things and more in a day's work at <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/bestplaces/detail/1243">Applied Materials</a>.
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RAM wars: RRAM vs. 3D NAND flash, and the winner is... us
While resistive RAM's chances of crowding out NAND flash anytime soon are slim, the coming RAM wars mean mobile users are likely to have hundreds of gigabytes, or even a terabyte, of storage at their fingertips.