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February 2 – 8, 2001
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HelloBrain’s ‘New Twist’ ApproachExchanging intellectual capital in the 21st century? By Ron Chepesiuk In 1998, Joe Tung was almost finished working on a computer project, but needed a chip to complete it. A software engineer for the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Faroudja Inc., Tung knew he could devise the chip himself, but thought someone else had probably already designed what he needed. “I had to ask myself a big question: could I find that person?” Tung recalled. “I could post a notice at my Web site, but who would see it?” |
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