Microchips in a sentence

An ambition both countries share is self-reliance in the manufacture of advanced microchips.

And, no, there doesn’t seem to be a plan to put microchips in them.

ARC is partnering with local animal organizations to offer low-cost or free one-year rabies vaccines and microchips to dogs and cats.

Fletcher Jones III, chief operating officer for Fletcher Jones Automotive Group, said his company was affected by the shortage of microchips, which control everything from the powertrain to infotainment systems on vehicles.

Integrated circuits, or microchips, are the building blocks of modern electronics, and their continued miniaturization has led to increasingly complex and powerful devices.

More than half of Israel’s exports to China are electric components including microchips, according to a June paper by Tel Aviv University’s Institute for National Security Studies.

Other services include rabies vaccinations and microchips.

ARM stock is interesting because its microchips can be found in nearly every smartphone and many computers around the world.

Fashioned from the same element found in sand and covered by intricate patterns, microchips power smartphones, augment appliances and aid the operation of cars and airplanes.

It launched a series of microchips designed for AI applications and is ready to take on Nvidia.

Jõks says that pet microchips are crucial, because they are linked to the owner's contact info.

Many modern technologies, such as and microchips, use rare earths because of their unique magnetic, electrical, and optical characteristics.

Most notably, he oversaw dramatic post-Covid job growth; lowered costs for diabetes drugs; subsidized the production of computer microchips; increased veterans’ war-related benefits; and achieved major legislation on climate and infrastructure.

Nemeth’s first reply to the charges was, “We didn’t speak about drugs; he told me it was special metal or material for making microchips.

Nemeth told gardaí that he was aware that what they were carrying was illegal, but that he thought it was some kind of prohibited earth or metal material used in the making of microchips.

Specifically, the stocks of microchips and semiconductor companies tied to artificial intelligence () have been leading the market higher.

The CFL has put microchips into its footballs this season to help generate real-time advanced statistics.

The proposals involve the implementation of a “special marking system” of ID tags on bird leg rings or microchips inserted in reptiles to enable authorities to better regulate and trace the country’s extensive wildlife breeding industry.

And yet they are certain of their elevated understanding that contributes to the death of Grandmothers and businesses they claim to be concerned about, because if they did not refuse to wear masks the next step will be forced vaccinations with microchips.

Are we sure he isn't several thousand microchips in a trenchcoat?