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microchip
[mahy-kroh-chip]
microchip
/ ˈɪəʊˌʃɪ /
noun
a small piece of semiconductor material carrying many integrated circuits
verb
(tr) to implant (an animal) with a microchip tag linked to a national computer network for purposes of identification
microchip
microchip
The basic component of modern miniaturized electronics. The “chip” is a series of electrical circuits built into a tiny wafer of silicon or another semiconductor.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of microchip1
Example Sentences
Northern Ireland will receive money to develop defence equipment, while south Wales will use the money to design microchips used to power mobile phones and electric cars.
Oftentimes at the ends of these processes, Bischoff’s workers will find inorganic remnants from the pets, such as microchips, metal plates or orthopedic screws.
Meanwhile, the UAE inked an agreement to construct the world's largest AI campus outside the US, reportedly granting it access to 500,000 cutting edge microchips from US giant Nvidia, starting next year.
The model was to become a dedicated foundry for microchips - manufacturing other companies' designs.
The US will have to decide how much it can contain China's rise in advanced technology, from microchips to electric vehicles to artificial intelligence.
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