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Hybrid PC components=High speeds+Low power+Low cost
Apr 4 2008, Jayaprashanth

Still wondering what the headline is all about? Giovanni Vignale, a physics professor at University of Missouri aims to do just that by combining magnetic and non magnetic components. This project, funded by a $6.5 million grant from the U.S Department.

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