The plant will make 65-nanometre multi-core processors, the sources said.

The plant will make 65-nanometre multi-core processors, said the sources, who asked not to be identified.

But if the hole size is larger than one nanometre, the salts go through that hole.

A nanometre is 100,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair.

The legs were made from nanometre-thick platinum that bends when stimulated by laser light, creating the walking motion.

Global Foundries and United Microelectronics, peers of comparable size, said they do not intend to develop 7 nanometre tech.

He expresses despair by lowering each eyebrow a nanometre and grinding the base of his palm into his brow.

Andrews is hoping to tinker with the molecules on the surface of thin nanometre-wide silicon wires, or carbon nanotubes.

You have to make a membrane with a very uniform less-than-one-nanometre hole size to make it useful for desalination.

It recently introduced capacity for chips at the 14 nanometre process node, still about two generations behind that of TSMC.

AFM analysis of the films deposited on glass substrates exhibited quite a smooth surface with surface roughness values in the nanometre range.

It only recently introduced capacity for chips at the 14 nanometre process node, making it about two generations behind that of TSMC.

Mass production of 19-nanometre NAND flash memory, new chip capacity expansion, and nuclear power and thermal power operations will drive its earnings, he said.

The accord will let Intel offer third-party semiconductor companies its most advanced 10-nanometre production lines for manufacturing the complex chips usually used in smartphones.

The market for the 90 and 130-nanometre microchips it produces has significantly shrunk in recent years, according to the source.

The ability to image whole, living cells with nanometre resolution on a timescale that is relevant to dynamic cellular processes has so far been elusive.