Sentence examples for by the computer chip from inspiring English sources
A number of tech stalwarts, led by the computer chip giant Intel, have recently reported robust quarterly results.
At Intel's corporate headquarters in Santa Clara, California, the highly paid engineers and developers directly employed by the computer chip company wear blue identification badges.
The only other such center created by the computer chip consortium, International Sematech, was built in the late 1980's in another state capital and college town, Austin, Tex.
It is used by the computer chip industry to etch circuits much finer than the wave length of light, and engineers and scientists say they believe that the material will continue to scale down, at least until the end of the decade.
That's why the PC industry's commanding chip maker, Intel, might do well to be alarmed by the computer chips being designed by Qualcomm, a maker of chips for cellphones.
In good times, Portland tends to grow vigorously, elevated by companies like the computer chip maker Intel — which employs 15,000 people in the area — and the athletic clothing giant Nike.
[C1.] Advanced Micro's Profit Tops Estimates by Wide Margin Advanced Micro Devices, the computer chip maker, reported fourth-quarter earnings that far exceeded Wall Street estimates and showed that it poses a serious threat to Intel, the world's biggest chip maker.
It was sending a million bits per second of data by radio through my skin to the computer chips embedded in my skull.
Mr. Vaughn said that Ford was not aware of any crashes or injuries, tire-related or otherwise, that had been caused by the defective computer chips.
The top speed of the Explorer, which is restricted by a computer chip in the engine, is 99 miles per hour.
For example, sensors at the goal lines (and even on the sidelines for out-of-bounds and first-down calls) triggered by a computer chip inside the football, confirming whether the ball passed the line (instead of those stupid plastic pylons), seem inexpensive and doable.
