ultrafast
Americanadjective
adjective
Etymology
Origin of ultrafast
Example Sentences
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"It's a future-proofed, ultrafast power module that will make the next generation of power converters more affordable, efficient, and compact."
From Science Daily
Because these components are compatible with monolithic integration in photonic integrated circuits, they may also enable a wide range of future technologies, including broad-band imaging and ultrafast spectroscopy operating on femtosecond timescales.
From Science Daily
CEO Lisa Su on Monday night showed off the company’s forthcoming MI455 chip, which she said had 70% more transistors than the current-generation MI355, as well as 400 gigabytes of “ultrafast” HMB4, a type of high-bandwidth memory.
From MarketWatch
CEO Lisa Su on Monday night showed off the company’s forthcoming MI455 chip, which she said had 70% more transistors than the current-generation MI355, as well as 400 gigabytes of “ultrafast” HMB4, a type of high-bandwidth memory.
From MarketWatch
These ultrafast events, where chemistry truly unfolds, have largely remained out of reach for scientists.
From Science Daily
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