Thanks to an NSF SBIR award, small business PharmaSeq is developing a microchip with a sensor that can be injected into live cells to transmit information without a physical connection.

Graphic images that are drawn into the chip by the chip designer. These images are rarely discovered unless somebody happens to be looking at the chip under a microscope. See software art.

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Analyst Vivek Arya downgraded the rating for Microchip Technology from Neutral to Underperform. All chipmakers are facing the risk of a “severe downturn” due to weak global demand and high ...