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Thursday, January 15, 2009

IBM gets nano-view with new super microscope; IBM is the top individual patent winner in 2008

IBM's new microscope is designed to study complex 3D structures at the atomic level
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IBM gets nano-view with new super microscope

By Sharon Gaudin
Scientists at IBM have built a microscope that they say has 100 million times the display resolution of MRI machines used in hospitals. Read full story

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More than half of U.S. patents awarded to foreign companies in 2008, report finds Foreign companies earned the majority of patents issued by the United States in 2008, although a U.S. company - IBM - remained the top individual patent winner.

IBM retains slim lead among patent-winners; Samsung, Microsoft gain ground IBM secured 3,148 patents in 2007, besting all other competitors for the 15th consecutive year, but Big Blue's lead is getting slimmer and Microsoft charged into the top 10 with 1,637 patents, according to an analysis that will be released Monday.

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