In clinical trials last year, the company developing the chip for commercial use showed that it could reliably deliver precise doses of an osteoporosis medication that is normally given by injection.
Duke electrical engineer Matt Reynolds, working with Reid Harrison at Intan Technologies, developed the chip for scientists at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI), who are trying to better understand the complex flight control system of dragonflies.
We would particularly like to thank S. Masri for assistance in developing the ChIP protocol.
Similarly, Lucent developed the best chips for a kind of communications technology called asynchronous transfer mode, or A.T.M., which is the foundation of many modern networks.
Intel, based in Santa Clara, Calif., said it had developed a version of the chip for large companies and technical installations that would cut the cost of a server using it to under $7,000, a significant price point for a high-performance machine.
To develop the SNP markers for this chip, we mined previous RAD-seq generated SNP data (Brown et al. 2014), RNA-seq data (McBride et al. 2014; Bonizzoni et al. 2012), and newly generated double-digest RAD-seq (Peterson et al. 2012) representative of populations of Ae. aegypti from around the world (Table 1).
QED, based in Santa Clara, Calif., with 104 employees as of March, has focused on developing the MIPS chip architecture for networking applications, and has among its stable of customers Cisco Systems csco and Lucent Technologies lu, which use QED chips in routers and switches.
NIH also rolled out an early project for the planned center, promising up to $140 million over 5 years to develop a chip for predicting drug toxicity.
The campaign is significant for Hewlett-Packard, which developed the Itanium chip with Intel, and for Sun Microsystems, the company with the most to lose if the Itanium technology prevails.
