Popular Press Articles about Cell Matrix Research &
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"Programmable wires up configurability"
by Chappell Brown, in EE Times, June 23 2003, www.eet.com. describes recent high speed wiring invention |
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Announcement of Patent Award
June 10, 2003 press release about latest patent, received for an enhancement to the hardware cell definition to increase signal routing speed |
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"Graphitics fashions a revolution"
by Chappell Brown, in EE Times, April 25, 2002 as a subsection of a Special Report on the Editors' picks for most hope-inspiring innovations and emerging technologies of 2002. In an article written as if it were currently the year 2009, Advanced Technology Editor Chappell Brown makes a long-range prediction that ubiquitous computing will be well integrated into life by then, and that Cell Matrix technology will be used to organize and program flexible, wearable computing fabrics. |
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"Self-configuring array enables atomic-scale fabrication"
by Chappell Brown, in EE Times, March 19 2002, www.eet.com. an interview with Cell Matrix Corporation co-founder Nicholas Macias. describes some unique features of the Cell Matrix architecture and points out the ability to program a nanotechnology-based Cell Matrix via a few cells on its edge. |
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"Reconfigurable architecture scales to future chip densities"
by Rodney Myrvaagnes in Electronic Products, January 2002, www.electronicproducts.com. summarizes DES cracker implementation and other information from the paper "The Cell Matrix: An Architecture for Nanocomputing" by L Durbeck and N Macias published in 2000 in Nanotechnology, which can be read from the publications page. |
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