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The connector includes at least two layers of ACE separated by alternate interconnection elements that include conductive elements. It subsequently achieves ultra-high-speed optical interconnection among LSI chips/boards, representing a major step toward the realization of next-generation supercomputing systems. 6 million, respectively, to expand an electric interconnection between Colombia and Ecuador The interconnection of the countries' power grids has provided limited support for demand on both sides of the border since 1998. |
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