Start-up's power-saving chip to be based on IBM technology

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P.A. Semi Inc. of the United States has a licensing agreement with International Business Machines Corp. also of the United States for Power technology. The technology will aid in the development of microprocessors with high performance at very low power consumption.

Licensing/Sales Agreements, International Business Machines Corp., IBM, Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Company Profile

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Intel is set to report chip breakthrough: company says new design will curb electrical leaks, thus boosting performance

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A new computer chip developed by Intel Corp. consists of new materials that help alleviate stray currents, preventing heat generation and excess power consumption. Intel officials have declined to identify the materials; production is slated for 2007.

Microprocessor Chips, Innovations, Microprocessor, CPUs (Central processing units), Microprocessors, Materials, Microprocessor upgrade

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Intel, Xerox team up to develop new chips

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Xerox Corp. and Intel Corp. have formed a collaboration to develop new special-purpose semiconductor chips. The chips are designed to provide processing capabilities to copiers, scanners, and printers.

Semiconductor Devices, Xerox Corp., Semiconductor device, Electronic components, Alliances and partnerships

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