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Two full-blown multi-billion dollar semiconductor plants going to come up in India: MoS IT - Vimarsana News

Two full-blown multi-billion dollar semiconductor plants going to come up in India: MoS IT

"I am happy to share this with you and you are probably the first one I'm sharing this with. In the near term, two full-blown fabs are going to come up in India. These are going to be multi-billion-dollar fabs in the 65, 40 and 28-nanometer technology and there are going to be a host of other packaging proposals that we are evaluating," Chandrasekhar said.

Chip Assembly: Behind the scenes: Inside Intel's advanced chip packaging, assembly, and testing facilities in Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Chip Assembly: Behind the scenes: Inside Intel's advanced chip packaging, assembly, and testing facilities in Malaysia

Intel recently provided a tour of its chip packaging, assembly, and testing facilities in Malaysia. The Penang Assembly and Test (PGAT) facility assem

Apple should consider assembling iPhone Pro models in India. Here's why - Vimarsana News

Apple should consider assembling iPhone Pro models in India. Here's why

Its rival Samsung already manufactures its latest flagship devices, including the Galaxy S23 Ultra, Galaxy Z Fold5 and Galaxy Z Flip5 in the country

Bioengineering | Free Full-Text | 3D-Printed Tumor-on-Chip for the Culture of Colorectal Cancer Microspheres: Mass Transport Characterization and Anti-Cancer Drug Assays - Vimarsana News

Bioengineering | Free Full-Text | 3D-Printed Tumor-on-Chip for the Culture of Colorectal Cancer Microspheres: Mass Transport Characterization and Anti-Cancer Drug Assays

Tumor-on-chips have become an effective resource in cancer research. However, their widespread use remains limited due to issues related to their practicality in fabrication and use. To address some of these limitations, we introduce a 3D-printed chip, which is large enough to host ~1 cm3 of tissue and fosters well-mixed conditions in the liquid niche, while still enabling the formation of the concentration profiles that occur in real tissues due to diffusive transport. We compared the mass transport performance in its rhomboidal culture chamber when empty, when filled with GelMA/alginate hydr...

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