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1. Intel Rolls Out New Chip To Jump-Start RFID; R1000 retools radio frequency ID readers and could lower prices

Subjects
Semiconductor industry, Standard IC, Radio frequency identification, Company pricing policy, Intel Corp. -- Product introduction, Intel R1000 (Semiconductor device) -- Product introduction, Semiconductor industry -- Product introduction, Integrated circuits -- Product introduction, Semiconductor chips -- Product introduction, Radio frequency identification (RFID) -- Design and construction, Radio frequency identification (RFID) -- Prices and rates
Abstract

RFID got a boost last week when Intel introduced a chip it says could halve the price of radio frequency identification readers. It can't hurt to have the world's largest […]

Published
2007

2. Multifaceted RFID Readers; The Oak Ridge National Laboratory will use technology from Spectrum Signal Processing to build readers that can detect and process signals from both active and passive RFID tags

Subjects
Radio frequency identification, Spectrum Signal Processing Inc. -- Services, Radio frequency identification (RFID) -- Design and construction, Computer peripherals industry -- Services
Abstract

Oak Ridge National Laboratory will use Spectrum Signal Processing Inc.'s flexComm SDR-3000 platform to build radio-frequency identification readers that can detect and process signals from both active and passive RFID […]

Published
2004

3. Data Avalanche; RFID chips have the potential to produce huge amounts of information. How will companies recognize valuable data and avoid getting buried by what they don't need?

Subjects
Radio frequency identification, Radio frequency identification (RFID) -- Analysis, Radio frequency identification (RFID) -- Design and construction
Abstract

The reason most IT executives don't have detailed plans to tackle the data volume is that RFID technology only recently was considered feasible for widespread supply-chain use. And much of […]

Published
2004

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