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From: jdarcy@pinocchio.encore.com (Jeff d'Arcy)
Newsgroups: comp.arch
Subject: Re: GaAs considered dead , indium phosphide, rod logic?
Message-ID: <10508@encore.Encore.COM>
Date: 30 Nov 89 21:27:27 GMT
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From article <1376@argus.UUCP>, by ken@argus.UUCP (Kenneth Ng):
> Hm, indium phosphide I once heard that mentioned by Cray (yes that
> Cray), but I never heard of nanotechnology rod logic.  Is it real
> or is it a joke of some kind?  Does anyone know of anyone working
> with indium phosphide at least?

While we're at it, what is "ballistic transistor" technology.  I see
images of microchips with little microrocket engines, but somehow I
don't think that's what ER was talking about.

Jeff d'Arcy     OS/Network Software Engineer     jdarcy@encore.com
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