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Technology Review: September 2005

Holographic Memory
InPhase Technologies hopes to bring its novel 3-D storage product to market by next year--and revolutionize how you store your data.
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From the Editor

Mesh Networking Matters

By Invitation

Fusion Research: What About the U.S.?
Fusion’s grand challenge requires global cooperation -- and U.S. research funding.

Obituary

Mystery Man

Features

R&D 2005
Technology Review’s annual look at research trends in corporations is led this year by pharmaceutical and biotech companies.
Braving Medicine’s Frontier
U.S. stem cell researchers fight with uncertain financing and esoteric restrictions. Can the science survive under these conditions?

Data Mine

Treating Cancer
New hopes for combating the disease.

Megascope

There’s the Rub
The spread of easy electronic fixes to knotty problems can postpone fundamental solutions.

Reviews

Cisco’s Options Play
The company’s proposed method for accounting for employee stock options would affect all of Silicon Valley.
Roamin’ Holiday
GPS phones promise to change the way we think about location.
Search Inside the Book
A noted author writes about Google and the rise of the "search economy."

Briefcase

The Starving Actor
Why TiVo has never turned a profit.
Nuclear Powers Up
Entergy Nuclear treads carefully in proposing a new nuclear power plant.
One Decision: Apple Switches to Intel Chips
Apple sees greater risk in staying with IBM’s chips than in aligning itself with Intel.

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