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Published online 4 October 2005 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news051003-4
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Nanotubes refine computer memory
Manufacturers gear up to mass-produce unconventional chips.
Will computers that require no time to boot up become a reality? One company thinks the answer is yes, thanks to its carbon nanotube memory chips.
Nantero presented its achievement at the Emerging Technologies Conference in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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