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IBM to use DNA in microchips
NEWSIBM researchers have found a way of using DNA molecules to create tiny, more energy-efficient computer chips.
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KimbleyComputer Worked out why Bing Bar constantly reappears installed on computers. Microsoft bundle it as a optional update via Windows Update - not good.
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A third of UK mobile owners read marketing emails
Two thirds act upon them. PCR takes a look at what this means for brands trying to get the message out there
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