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Among them: Circuitry on telecom chips will shrink from 130 nanometers to a state-of-the-art 90 nanometers by the second half of this year. Below 130 nanometers there is cross-coupling all over the chip, and with CoolTime we can readily determine which ones affect performance and target them for corrective action. Each particle, which the researchers call a nanoshell, measures about 130 nanometers in diameter. |
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