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... general strike, restaurants near Samsung would benefit greatly, including through company dinners and group meals. However, the deal has also ...

A last-gasp pay deal at Samsung's largest chip complex near Seoul averted a strike, bringing relief to local businesses but exposing deep divisions among workers, especially between memory and logic chip divisions, as bonuses spark jealousy and fears…#SamsungElectronics #semiconductors #SKHynix #DRAM #NANDStorage #memorychipdivision #logicchips #foundry #performancebonuses #Pyeongtaek
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Samsung Chip Complex Workers React to Pay Deal

A last-gasp pay deal at Samsung's largest chip complex near Seoul averted a strike, bringing relief to local businesses but exposing deep divisions among workers, especially between memory and logic chip divisions, as bonuses spark jealousy and fears of defections to rival SK Hynix.

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flpvsk Jan 27, 2025

I need a single XOR gate. Should I:

1. Use CD4070 and ignore the other three gates? 40¢ in single quantities. SOIC-14 amount of space.

2. Build it out of transistors? 5-6 transistors, ~13¢/transistor in quantities of 10.

3. Something else?

#electronics #diyelectronics #cmos #logicchips

CD4070

71.4%

Transistors

0%

Something else

28.6%

Poll ended at Jan 28, 2025 at 8:30am.

johnaldis Aug 1, 2024

Part numbers for #logicchips are pretty haphazard, but there are some patterns. That said, those patterns just make it more annoying that you can point to a part number and see how it would be the right chip for your #retrocomputer build, but that chip doesn’t actually exist. If only there were a 74X577 or a 74X239… if you see what I mean. Of course, if you can see those parts (574 with WE instead of OE, or 139 with active high outputs) anywhere else, please let me know.

AutisticMumTo3 Jan 5, 2024

Possible Paywall. New Scientist.

First working graphene semiconductor could lead to faster computers | New Scientist
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2410612-first-working-graphene-semiconductor-could-lead-to-faster-computers/

#Graphene
#Semiconductor
#Computers
#LogicChips
#Bandgap
#GeorgiaTech
#Atlanta
#Transistor
#SiliconChips
#Chips
#MooresLaw
#UniOfSurrey

First working graphene semiconductor could lead to faster computers

Researchers have created a functional semiconductor from graphene for the first time, creating the possibility of computer chips with greater performance and efficiency

New Scientist