NEW YORK, February 2 (newratings.com) - Hewlett Packard (HPQ.NYS) has

have discovered a technology that would replace transistors, the

computer, in the forthcoming years. The discovery would help the

molecular scale.

The computer company's researchers say that they have discovered devices

which provide the signal restoration and inversion required for general

for transistors. These crossbar latches can be manufactured in very small

thousand expected to be fitted across a single width of human hair, thus

computers. Stan Williams, director of Hewlett-Packard's Quantum Science

reinventing the computer at the molecular scale. The crossbar latch

for building a computer using nanometre-sized devices that are relatively

build." There is need to study the properties of a circuit composed of

build such circuits, Williams said. These devices are likely to first

gradually replace them, Hewlett Packard added

NEW YORK, February 2 (newratings.com) - Hewlett Packard
(HPQ.NYS) has announced that its researchers
have discovered a technology that would replace
transistors, the fundamental building blocks of a
computer, in the forthcoming years. The discovery
would help the reinvention of the computer at a
molecular scale.

The computer company's researchers say that they
have discovered devices called "crossbar latches"
which provide the signal restoration and inversion
required for general computing without the need
for transistors. These crossbar latches can be
manufactured in very small sizes, with several
thousand expected to be fitted across a single
width of human hair, thus shrinking the size of
computers. Stan Williams, director of Hewlett-Packard's
Quantum Science Research Group said, "We are
reinventing the computer at the molecular scale.
The crossbar latch provides a key element needed
for building a computer using nanometre-sized
devices that are relatively inexpensive and easy to
build." There is need to study the properties of
a circuit composed of crossbar latches and then
build such circuits, Williams said. These devices
are likely to first complement the transistors and
gradually replace them, Hewlett Packard added

NEW YORK, February 2 (newratings.com) ? Hewlett Packard (HPQ.NYS) has announced that its researchers
have discovered a technology that would replace transistors, the fundamental building blocks of a
computer, in the forthcoming years. The discovery would help the reinvention of the computer at a
molecular scale.
The computer company?s researchers say that they have discovered devices called "crossbar latches"
which provide the signal restoration and inversion required for general computing without the need
for transistors. These crossbar latches can be manufactured in very small sizes, with several
thousand expected to be fitted across a single width of human hair, thus shrinking the size of
computers. Stan Williams, director of Hewlett-Packard?s Quantum Science Research Group said, "We are
reinventing the computer at the molecular scale. The crossbar latch provides a key element needed
for building a computer using nanometre-sized devices that are relatively inexpensive and easy to
build." There is need to study the properties of a circuit composed of crossbar latches and then
build such circuits, Williams said. These devices are likely to first complement the transistors and
gradually replace them, Hewlett Packard added

NEW YORK, February 2 (newratings.com) – Hewlett Packard (HPQ.NYS) has announced that its researchers
have discovered a technology that would replace transistors,

The computer company’s researchers say that they have discovered devices called "crossbar latches"
which provide the signal restoration and inversion required for general computing without the need
for transistors.