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November 21, 2007

Intel to Introduce Microprocessors Based on Hafnium; Aims to Boost Chip Speeds

Alex Scott

Semiconductor maker Intel says it will begin rolling out microprocessors based on hafnium, rather than silicon, next year. Hafnium is better able to store electrical charges, is more energy efficient and runs cooler than an equivalent chip based only on...

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