UK hospitals embrace RFID
By the end of 2008, around 175 hospitals are expected to be utilising RFID tagging to keep track of patient and equipment whereabouts
By the end of 2008, around 175 hospitals are expected to be utilising RFID tagging to keep track of patient and equipment whereabouts
After years of denying responsibility, Korean smartphone giant now promises to offer adequate compensation for employees who died of or developed leukemia from working at the company's semiconductor plants.
Intel announced today that chairman and former CEO Craig Barrett will retire from the board in May at the chip giant's annual shareholders meeting, according to CNET's Dawn Kawamoto.Barrett joined Intel 35 years ago and was most recently CEO from 1998-2005 before becoming chairman.
In the future, circuits and systems modelled on human brains could end up in everything from supercomputers to everyday smartphones.
The semiconductor supply chain is flawed and it’s going to take a long time until things get better, despite the combined efforts of industry and regulators.
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The combination of the two chipmakers would have enabled many industries to accelerate innovation. That would have benefited everyone.
While the new Intel Max Series product family is powering the Argonne National Lab's latest supercomputer, the chips are really designed for mainstream high-performance computing, Intel says.