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Modified Household Microwave Oven Overcomes 2nm Semiconductor Hurdle

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Scientists at Cornell University have been using a modified household microwave oven to help overcome a significant obstacle to practical 2nm semiconductor production. The resulting microwave annealer borrows inspiration from TSMC’s theories about microwaves and silicon doping with phosphorus. As a result, semiconductor manufacturers could push past a previous phosphorus concentration limit using the newly…

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Gskill Class Action Claims High-Speed Memory Cards Need Modified Computers To Work As Advertised

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(Photo Credit: charnsitr/Shutterstock) Gskill Class Action Lawsuit Overview: Who: A dissatisfied customer filed a class action lawsuit against Gskill. Why: The customer argues that Gskill’s false advertising leads customers to believe its high-speed memory cards can operate at their advertised speed without further manual modifications by the user.  Where: The class action lawsuit was filed…