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wafer

noun as in disk

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And even if performance measures up, the economics of producing them might not: If yields—the number of working chips a company can make on a silicon wafer—are low, Intel’s margins will suffer.

Nvidia said late on Friday that its key supplier Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing had made the first wafer External link —the base material for semiconductors—for Nvidia’s Blackwell chips to be produced on U.S. soil.

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"This would mean that the wafers to be supplied by WSS would not be processed but be held in stock until obsolete... so that Nexperia was effectively ordering scrap," the court said.

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Within 15 minutes, I secured my scoop of breast milk ice cream, which came in a Frida-themed cup and was topped with a wafer that read “I tried breast milk ice cream.”

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Food in pouches makes up more than a third of this market and there's been a rise in sales of snacks like fruit and vegetable-based straws, puffs and wafers.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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