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EW Technology 14/04/2004 – Scientists grow Si nanowires with connections at both endsScientists grow Si nanowires with connections at both ends Steve Bush Scientists at Hewlett Packard’s Californian Labs have devised a method to grow silicon nanowires, with connections to both ends, on a silicon substrate. Although currently a technical curiosity, the high surface area of the wires could eventually ...

EW InsideVIEW 14/04/2004 – Government report highlights worrying gap between innovation and wealth creationGovernment report highlights worrying gap between innovation and wealth creation Alex Mayhew-Smith If you sit back and take a long look at the UK’s electronics industry, you would think there is a wealth of innovative, technology defining companies. But you would also see that the UK’s innovative ...

EW Daily News 13/04/2004 10:21:20 – Intel releases BulverdeIntel releases Bulverde Jessica Davis Looking to boost its presence in the competitive cell phone and handheld market, Intel has unveiled its next generation XScale processor for those markets during its developer’s conference in Taiwan. Previously code-named Bulverde, the application processor now incorporates additional security, camera technology, more efficient use of the ...

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EW Daily News 07/04/2004 11:08:53 – Industry fears Government inaction over design networkIndustry fears Government inaction over design network Richard Wilson Frustration is growing that the Government is going back on its commitment to fund the creation of a national system-on-chip (SoC) design network. The proposal to create the virtual design network linking research teams in universities and companies across ...

EW Daily News 07/04/2004 11:07:36 – Surrey firm benefits from interest in wireless mesh technologySurrey firm benefits from interest in wireless mesh technology Melanie Reynolds Surrey-based BPO Solutions is benefiting from increased interest in its wireless mesh networking technology following the failure of Radiant Networks, which went into administration in December 2003. We’ve picked up a lot of interest where ...

EW Daily News 07/04/2004 11:05:45 – Committee accuses Govt of muddled nano strategyCommittee accuses Govt of muddled nano strategy Harry Yeates The Government has been accused of under-investing in nanotechnology, ignoring advice from UK experts to create at least two nanotechnology fabrication centres, and using a muddled policy to distribute the cash it made available. A report from the House ...