Convert Kilogram - Chip material shortage spooks Silicon Valley / Rare substance vital to 2 booming sectors, making prices rise
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Chip material shortage spooks Silicon Valley / Rare substance vital to 2 booming sectors, making prices rise
Silicon Valley has weathered business cycles and foreign competition, but in recent months, a cloud has appeared on its horizon — a shortage of the highly purified form of silicon essential to making most computer chips and solar cells. Produced by a…
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European spacecraft slams into moon
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Chip material shortage spooks Silicon Valley / Rare substance vital to 2 booming sectors, making prices rise
Clarification: A story Monday about a shortage of highly purified silicon used in computer chips and solar cells noted that the material was 99.99999 percent pure, a level referred to as “seven-nines.” But an analogy that used tennis balls to illustrate the “…
BangChak launches biodiesel initiative
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