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28th April 2005, 08:20 AM
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Carbon nanotube "quantum" wires: the next wave?
"Quantum wires"--that's the new buzzword, folks.
http://media.rice.edu/media/NewsBot....SnID=546346383 (mind the wordwrap) Basically, NASA has awarded Rice University $11 million to create the most expensive 1 meter patch cable ever built. Mind you, the stuff's to be 10 times more conductive than pure copper, and lighter, too. I can only imagine the esoteric cable folks' expressions of enterprising lust when this stuff can be mass-produced. Might be difficult to solder, though... --Damon, who can barely afford the occasional Black Gate |
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