AI created more efficient “extraterrestrial-looking” Microchips From smartphones to modems to air traffic radars, virtually all modern communication infrastructures depend on wireless microchips, until

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) was founded in late 80s and introduced a completely different model to the market of semiconductor manufacturers, which were all focused to both design

Microchips are the paving way of our future, Get Ready!

Auch die Kinder werden schwer in dieser Thematik konditioniert, man erzählt ihnen in Kinderserien und auf youtube Kanälen, wie toll es sei einen Chip ins Gehirn eingebaut zu bekommen um Wutausbrüche und

Technology is amazing and the rate at which it evolves is mind blowing. At home I have multiple items that used to be common but nowadays are obsolete. Well, this sounds like I'm really old. Sadly I haven't

Artificial intelligence can design computer microchips that perform at least as well as those designed by human experts, devising such blueprints thousands of times faster. This new research from Google

Artificial intelligence can design computer microchips that perform at least as well as those designed by human experts, devising such blueprints thousands of times faster. This new research from Google

Opening up a device after it has been damaged leaves me in awe every time I see the countless little components that are all working in unison with the software to make the device function. These devices

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For some time now we have noticed Facebook's intention to take part in new developments such as web3, a first attempt was Libra, then renamed Diem, which intended to bank the world. Now we observe Meta

Source By now I suppose you have all heard of "Moore's Law", for the laggards I will tell you that according to this law promulgated by the co-founder of Intel in 1965, the number of transistors

Source As you all know in 1965 Gordon Moore, the then co-founder of Intel, promulgated the law that bears his name according to which the number of transistors in a microchip would double every year, 10

Fears of implants during vaccine and the world reverting into Lockdown Phase II

I read about RFID chips as being used in the form of IDs, wallets, and passports, many years ago, and I guess it was David Icke that was quite vocal about that at the time, as he is at the moment as well,

Un grupo de científicos del Instituto Federal de Tecnología de Zurich, han creado un brazo robótico que a través de ondas sonoras a frecuencias controladas emitidas por pequeños altavoces, hace levitar

It's an interesting video that describes the future that we can expect. The video is not about the future, but about something else. Please watch before commenting ! I thought it's possible only in movies,

Microchip Drug Delivery Device The self-contained hermetically-sealed drug delivery device Screenshots View ImageView Image Hunter's comment The Microchip Drug Delivery Device is one of the medicine

They're asking your children for ideas on how to present microchipping majorly to the people. Beyond that.. theyre conditioning kids to think it it should already be endorsed. No matter where chips are

Last year, Wisconsin-based Three Square Market became the first U.S. company to microchip its employees. This year, microchips have already been shipped to companies in Spain, France, Germany, Japan and

Proponents of the chips say they're safe and largely protected from hacking, but one scientist is raising privacy concerns around the kind of personal health data that might be stored on the devices. Source