"The information contained by the electronic chips, such as subscriber identity modules, is sufficient to provide a socioeconomic portrait of each modern individual," he says.
To find a cheaper substitute, Intel and other chip companies have begun working to make all of the critical components needed for an optical network out of silicon, so networking devices could be produced in the same high-volume fabrication facilities that currently turn out electronic chips by the billions.
When a cow enters the small stall, a computer recognizes it by an electronic chip on its collar and can tell whether the cow has been milked within the past few hours. .
The sequence of operations is controlled by an electronic chip.
As reflected by Fig. 2c, the most important and unique application area of CuO NPs is electronics and technology (semiconductors, electronic chips, heat transfer nanofluids), as CuO has excellent thermophysical properties (Ebrahimnia-Bajestan et al. 2011).
The electronic mainboard array was replaced by the printed circuit board array and the heat flow of electronic chips was simulated by the electric power of radio frequency resistances.
There's lots more including details a suggestion by King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia to implant electronic chips in the detainees.
Electronic chips are essentially two-dimensional, the electrons being confined to conductive and semiconductive layers laid down on a chip's surface.
The electronic chips are understood to be a reference to electronic chips used for geo-location of targets in air strikes.
He will be replaced by Warren East, who was chief executive of ARM between 2001 and 2013, a period when the company grew into one of world's leading designers of electronic chips.
