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September 30th, 2004

Q&A with molecular memory specialist ZettaCore

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On the occasion of a recent business trip to Taipei, DigiTimes had an opportunity to talk with Randy Levine Ph.D, president and CEO of startup company ZettaCore, Inc., and Craig Rhodine, VP of engineering at ZettaCore. Spun out of academic research at the University of California and North Carolina State University, ZettaCore is a specialist in molecular memory.

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