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    New York semiconductor site picked for $825 million in funding

    https://apnews.com/article/new-york-semiconductor-nanotech-lab-albany-42ee39316c32718c729e526354254724
    • edwest4
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    • 2022 chips and science act albany nanotech biden administration cold war ii computer architecture computer chip computing cpu department of commerce electronics extreme ultraviolet lithography microprocessors national semiconductor technology center new york nstc extreme ultraviolet accelerator research semiconductor chip semiconductor industry united states
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    • Forum: The Bar
  2. M

    ARM cancelling ISA licenses to Qualcomm

    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-10-23/arm-to-cancel-qualcomm-chip-design-license-in-escalation-of-feud Actual nuclear bomb. Probably wouldn't actually happen, since it sounds more like a big bargaining chip, but potentially a huge turning point for the chip industry, and especially...
    • Maro.Kyo
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    • 2024 aerospace industry cold war ii computer architecture computing cpu defense industry electronics interesting times microprocessors telecommunications united kingdom united states
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    Rockwell Multisensor Target Acquisition System (MTAS)

    I was watching a video about the M1 Component Advanced Technology Testbed (CATTB), and found mention of a Multisensor Target Acquisition System (MTAS) using Millimeter Wave Radar, Infrared and other sensors to detect targets in a Battlefield obscured by smoke or other detection inhabiting...
  4. M

    Canon Nanoimprint Lithography (NIL) - possible future major player in the lithography market?

    https://global.canon/en/technology/nil-2023.html https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/canons-nanoimprint-litho-tool-could-disrupt-wafer-fab-equipment-market I don't think NIL can enter logic chip foundary market any soon, though it seems like for flash and RAM, there's a real chance that...
    • Maro.Kyo
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    • cold war ii computer architecture computer chip computing cpu electronics japan microprocessors nanoimprint lithography semiconductor chip semiconductor industry
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  5. Flyaway

    Artificial Intelligence - General News

    New superbug-killing antibiotic discovered using AI https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-65709834
    • Flyaway
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    • 21st century cloud computing cold war ii computing cpu cybernetics cyberpunk electronics expert systems hardware based a.i. interesting times microprocessors neural networks nuclear power robotics software based a.i.
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  6. Grey Havoc

    Automatic Implementation of Secure Silicon (DARPA)

    https://breakingdefense.com/2020/05/darpa-seeks-secure-microchip-supply-chain/
    • Grey Havoc
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    • 2020 2024 cold war ii computer architecture computer security computing cyber warfare cyberwar darpa defense advanced research projects agency electronic warfare electronics information warfare microprocessors security engine system-on-chip united states
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    • Forum: Military
  7. A Tentative Fleet Plan

    Hip Pocket I & II

    From Norman Friedman's US Naval Weapons (1983) p161-162. Hip Pocket I was authorized on the 30th of August, and evaluated from February-June 1972 The DDG-4 Lawrence was modernised with the following: Chapparel Redeye an IR Search and Track system a CW threat warning radar (sharing the SPS-10...
    • A Tentative Fleet Plan
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    • air defence anti-surface warfare cold war computing early 1970s electronic warfare electronics naval gun naval radar radar surface-to-air missile united states navy
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    • Forum: Secret Naval Projects
  8. Tzoli

    British Electronics "Type" Designations

    I've tried to collect all the British Type designations for electornics like Sonars, Radars, Jammers etc Here is the list: If anybody know more designations and their design/cancellation/introduction dates that would be great: Type 1 - Land Based Air Search Radar (1935/36) Type 2 - Land Based...
    • Tzoli
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    • british army british commonwealth cold war electronics great britain interwar period naval radar radar royal air force royal navy sonar united kingdom world war ii
    • Replies: 17
    • Forum: Designation Systems
  9. Sferrin

    Computer Classic: "The Incredible Machine" 1968 Western Electric - AT&T - Bell L

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8GdxwsbmZk
    • Sferrin
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    • at& t bell laboratories bell labs cold war computing electronics united states western electric (weco)
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  10. K

    Production Line Problems: Grumman A-6

    I remember hearing that Grumman had serious problems with the A-6 on the production lines due to it's highly advanced electronics and it having both air-to-air and air-to-ground radars. Assuming it is not classified, does anyone have any specifics on the problems or how serious it was? KJ Lesnick
    • KJ_Lesnick
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    • aerospace industry avionics cold war electronics grumman naval aviation united states united states navy
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    • Forum: Aviation & Space
  11. overscan (PaulMM)

    Project KEMPSTER: Lockheed A-12 and Plasma Stealth

    I've missed this before. Just noticed a reference to a Westinghouse "KEMPSTER A" device mounted on A-12 131 or tests, which generated an electron cloud to reduce radar reflections.
    • overscan (PaulMM)
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    • avionics central intelligence agency cold war electronic warfare electronics lockheed stealth strategic reconnaissance united states united states air force westinghouse electric corporation
    • Replies: 27
    • Forum: Aviation & Space
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