For EMI / EMC Engineers
Laboratory No. 2 at IBM’s new nanotechnology research facility in Zurich is noise-free and insulated from electromagnetic waves and vibrations that can disrupt sensitive nanotech experiments. IBM is investing $100 million over the next three years into nanotechnology projects, which include atomic-scale and molecular switches and new materials that may prove to be a possible replacement for silicon, the basis of today’s semiconductors.
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