Is Applied Materials Losing Momentum?
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Despite a strong third-quarter performance from Applied Materials (Nasdaq: AMAT), a weaker fourth-quarter outlook has the chip equipment maker&#39;s shares treading water today.
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Has the cycle peaked for this minimill?
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Technology is changing daily. It&#39;s a wonder we aren&#39;t all punch-drunk from the velocity with which new things emerge and not-so-old things become obsolete.
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Rise of the Machinesâ¢ scuttles a little closer
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Applied Materials Inc. beat analysts&#39; third-quarter quarter profit expectations by a penny amid a 104-per-cent surge in sales and a 134-per-cent jump in new orders.
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Transact's stock is on a tear. Is it time to cash in the ticket?
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Figuring out which way the winds are blowing in the chip sector just got harder. Recent news suggests the all-encompassing rally off the September lows has ended and the sector&#39;s investors will have to be much more selective going forward.
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Nanotechnology research advances are happening with such frequency these days that the individual achievements are losing some of their power to awe â until you stop and think about them. Take two successes announced in recent days: the creation of the worldâs most powerful electron microscope and the invention of a new [...].
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Why the physics of small caps lead to greater returns.
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Can these stocks keep up their momentum?
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By Swanson, John A  Take a look around. Much of what you see has, in some small or large way, been simulated on a computer prior to production. Numerical simulation helps build safe bridges, improve gas mileage, and guide the manufacture of plastic parts.
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Un primo involucro di materiale aeronautico. Poi altre due casse protettive. E sensori anti-shock. I preparativi per la trasferta
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Buildings are getting smarter--and the next generation of building materials is expected to do even more.
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There's momentum ahead, despite this quarter's soft numbers.
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The slump is ending, and Applied's got the numbers to prove it.
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JackBootâ¢? March-o-Maticâ¢? YompBotâ¢? A team of researchers at MIT have developed a rather clever new twist on the conventional powered exoskeleton idea*. Rather than seeking to amplify the strength of the wearer's own muscles, the relatively simple MIT rig is intended merely to transfer the load of a heavy backpack directly to the ground, which allows very low power consumption.â¦
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There is growth, but it's not homemade.