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THE STAT
26Percentage of wireless customers who use their cell phones to take picturesMore Vitals
| |   Slugfest in the Nanotech Trenches Competitors in this young field, fearful of being elbowed aside, are going all out to establish themselves as the leaders. With the stakes so high, it's no wonder High IPO Hurdles for Nanotechs It's not easy for them to go public these days, especially for the broader "nano-platform" companies. Their time may be coming, however The Worries over Nano No-Nos Could the same properties that make the tiny particles so effective also turn them into efficient troublemakers inside the human body? Oklahoma: Nanotech Hotbed? Yep, along with Cleveland, Albany, and other areas way off tech's beaten coastal paths. This time, the geographic field is wide open A Nanotech Pioneer's Sober Assessment Goundbreaking researcher Stan Williams of HP says it's clear that "the 'knee' in the curve is still another five or more years away" | |
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