His goal: "We want to assemble objects atom by atom." Nanoscale 3D printing—in other words ... charged a thousand times faster than current models. "If that can be achieved, you could charge ...

Fast forward a little and we see the release of the ION 3D Series from ASRock ... The CPU of choice is the Intel Atom D525 dual-core model which runs at a fairly smooth 1.8GHz.

The demonstration shows that 3D printing, which is more formally referred to as additive manufacturing (AM), can meet the demands of highly precise cold-atom experiments, potentially paving the way ...

It's a hybrid design featuring a primary 10nm Sunny Cove core, complemented by four 10nm Atom cores ... What's more, using Intel's Foveros 3D chip stacking technology, multiple copies of the ...

Intel has a new 3D technology to allow for 3D chip stacking ... The chip Intel demoed today was a Foveros-enabled part with a Core CPU and Atom CPU sharing the same physical silicon.