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September 11, 2007

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		Top headlines Intel 45-nanometer fab to open in 45 days Intel's first manufacturing facility for producing 45-nanometer processors in high volume will open in October in Chandler, Ariz. Tue Sep 11 09:27:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story BT launches free business tools U.K. telecom company offers BT Business Builder, which bundles free management applications for small businesses. Tue Sep 11 08:34:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Wrightspeed: Sports cars first, then electric pickup truck A racecar design may be sexy, but if you want sales in volume, think Ford F-150. Tue Sep 11 12:30:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Getting real about virtualization VMware hosts a San Francisco conference focused on the multi-OS software technology that's all the rage. Tue Sep 11 09:50:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Video of the day Yo-yo contest brings out the best California State Yo-Yo Championships showcase an array of tricks that participants have up their sleeves. Photos Stanford's X-ray vision Cutting-edge X-rays are shining light on ancient history and paving the way for cleaner sources of future energy. Coming soon: movies of molecules. Read full story News.com Extra EU considers 'anti-terrorist' Web censorship Also: No escaping the Internet, even on a remote jungle island Read it now...		Photos: Solar-powered UAV flies and flies U.K. defense contractor Qinetiq says its spindly Zephyr has set a world record for time aloft by an unmanned aircraft. Tue Sep 11 08:51:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Wi-Fi cameras crack down on rogue parking in U.K. Using a CCTV network, London's city of Westminster can now identify parking offenses without the need for human intervention. Tue Sep 11 08:23:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. AMD's Barcelona not a savior, yet   2. Virtualization: A feature of the hardware, not the OS?   3. Fun, sun and a $3,000 bill for hardly using an iPhone   4. Core competencies for chipmakers   5. Google taps Capgemini to bring big business to Apps Related Newsletters CNET News.com Coop's Corner View preview  (Delivered weekly.) This newsletter brings you opinion columns from leading industry thinkers and interviews with the biggest names in tech. Plus, Executive Editor Charles Cooper spins the week's events. Subscribe free
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