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dynamic siliconRefers to semiconductors that use moving parts (MEMS devices) and circuits that "dial up" functions as needed to conserve power. The term was coined by Dr. Nick Tredennick, former chief scientist at Altera and an editor of The Gilder Technology Report. For more information, visit www.gildertech.com. See MEMS. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| To realize a stackable Ethernet switch, recent innovations in switching silicon need to be married with advanced systems software and a fully dynamic silicon driver that together, allow networks to be reconfigured without rebooting individual switches. Founded by George Gilder in 1995, it produces strategic information tools for high-tech managers and investors, including the Gilder Technology Report (co-published with Forbes, Inc), the Huber Mills Digital Power Report, the Gilder Biotech Report, and Dynamic Silicon newsletters. They're well positioned at a key point in the new trend toward dynamic silicon. |
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