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Startup hopes plasma will save Moore’s Law

gigaom.com (10 months and 21 days ago)

Jun 30, 2012

Zplasma, startup spun out of the University of Washington hopes that its ability to harness super hot, stable plasma to to make light will help the semiconductor industry continue its march to cram more transistors on a chip. full story

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