Wednesday, January 30, 2002

Nanotube cylinders make computer circuits. "The grids practically build themselves." "This proof of principle raises hopes that a nanotube lattice could form a computer memory, storing one bit of information at each junction. Being so small, such a circuit could potentially furnish a random- access memory with a storage density around 100,000 times greater than that of a Pentium chip." 12:48:04 PM    comment  []

Venture capitalist Josh Wolfe is profiled in Red Herring Magazine. 12:27:37 PM    comment  []