How to pronounce“wafers”in English

stacked wafers and that's when you can get to some 10 billion neurons like your human brain and i i don't think that's specific to

and made 125 wafers per hour.

call for wafers, some that call for baking chips.

On these silicon wafers and he would bring it to Pearson.

They take really big wafers, they're really, really expensive.

this on ever bigger wafers too that's another aspect of scaling that's occurred in the last several decades so now you have this 300 millimeter wafer

- The ingot is then cut into wafers with diamond wire saws, up to 5,000 of them, after which each wafer is carefully polished.

It could only print about 10 wafers per hour.

So here you'll see six little wafers of the exact same material, but the effective stiffness of these materials ranges dramatically.

of the tables with the wafers and it has to be fractal all the way you're exactly right because that's the only way that you can efficiently get information from

But they were still limited to just five wafers per hour.

And I'm going to fold in some milk chocolate wafers, hence the triple chocolate.

Whereas if you bake a cookie with baking wafers, there's more cocoa butter in it.

this happens in chip design like you buy wafers from tsmc or samsung or intel and you know they say it works like this and you do your design based on that and

And to make EUV economically viable, it would have to print hundreds of wafers per hour, 24/7, 365 days a year.

Those little, tiny, thin wafers of glass, they created a sandwich of them.

And then last year, I followed that up with a "KillKat," evil wafers, sort of Siamese twin monsters.

hoarded all things edible from the little chili packets they got with Airline meals to the free samples of chocolate wafers at the local

There's really just four companies in the world today that are capable of producing silicon wafers at the right level of purity at the scale that's required for contemporary manufacturing.

And on this you have something that loads wafers in

They're trapped in an era of silicon, they're trapped in an era of wafers and chips of servers and cellphones.

the scale of the human brain you're going to have to also use the third dimension in the sense that entire wafers need to be stacked on top

human brain so you need that fractal stacking so stacking on the wafer and stacking of the wafers and then whatever the system that combined this stacking

So, they needed to increase the power and fast, because they promised they'd hit 60 wafers per hour by the end of 2011.

And before, my dad used to have the Little Debbies, and the Nilla Wafers, and all that stuff.

or development of new ways of building semiconductors, for example, silicon wafers and so on, that lots of experiments have been done that suggest

for example, or development of new ways of building semiconductors, for example, silicon wafers and so on.

You see, we all know Moore’s law: computer power doubles every 18 months, but Moore’s law only applies to ultra violet etching on computer silicon wafers.