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Soon after its founding in 1949, Kyowa Hakko contributed to the eradication of tuberculosis in Japan by pioneering the mass production of streptomycin in 1956 it became the first company in the world to mass-produce food-grade amino acids through fermentation,  a process significantly more economical than conventional extraction-based production methods.

Today Kyowa Hakko’s most talked about new raw material in Cognizin, a branded ingredient for supplements that aid memory and other brain functions. It was the winner of the best new ingredient of the year at Nutracon 2003, an annual conference of supplement, food and beverage makers. CEO Yuzuru Matsuda sees great potential from treatment towards prevention. He regards the success of ornithine, a multifunctional amino acid marketed in Japan as an active dietary supplement ingredient for healthy body maintenance, as affirming this trend. In bulk Amino acids, Kyowa Hakko is changing its focus from seasoning and animal feed, toward raising its share of the high value added market for utilizing amino acids in medical products, health foods, and beverages.

In the prescription drug field, Kyowa Hakko discovered and now licensed and manufacturers Olapatadine, the active ingredient for Alcon Laboratories Patanol, the best-selling anti allergy eye drops in the U.S Matsuda has a grander vision beyond such current success. “Over time, he says, “A company can get complacent and be content simply to improve on what it has been doing all along. I want us to pioneer research in areas that other companies are ignoring. I want bring the company back to the spirit of our founder: of continually enhancing our contributions to global society. With that in mind Matsuda has established the new and independent Bio Frontier Laboratories, with a staff of 120. “This will be the year of Bio-innovation, says Matsuda.

Automakers have long pondered are placement for the combustion engine, which guzzles the limited resource of oil and clogs the atmosphere with noxious waste. Some have experimented with cars powered by hydrogen and solar panels, propulsion systems hat may be practical someday but are out of reach for now. While others tinkered, Toyota boldly invested dozen years ago in an intermediary step,  a practical hybrid that would not eliminate the combustion engine but would reduce its role in powering the car and rely as much as possible on an electric battery.

At the end of he 1990s Toyota introduced the first of its Prius hybrids, but to be very little acclaim. The car was small, expensive, and underpowered- which made it easy for the public and most competitors to ignore. (An exception was Honda, which was also developing a hybrid engine) Only a few thousand environmentalists took note when the Prius was first introduced in the U.S in 2000.

But Toyota was not discouraged. By 2003 it had defined the Prius into an attractive, roomy, and fully-powered car. The combustion engine powers the car in demanding situations, such as going uphill. Going downhill or breaking the kinetic energy produced is stored in the electric battery, which takes over when the car is moving in city traffic or idling. That enables the car to get 60 or so miles to a gallon of gas. For the driver, operating a Prius is the same as for any car; he keeps his foot on the accelerator, and a computer under the hood smoothly toggles back and forth between battery and engine.

We tested a reference system provided by AMD that ran Windows XP pro. It came configured with 1GB of 400-MHz DDR memory; a  10,000 rpm, 74GB hard disk; and an Nvidia Geforce 6800 ultragraphics card with 256 MB of DDR3 RAM. (The Intel system we previously tested came with comparable hardware.

The AMD machine was the second-fastest we’ve ever tested, with a 116 mark on world Bench 5, easily surpassing the 95 posted by the 3.2-GHz dual-core Pentium Extreme Edition 840 reference system that we looked at earlier.

The unit showed it prowess on the multitasking portion of worldbench 5. Its time of 6 minutes, 44 seconds was an impressive 3 minutes, 42 seconds faster than the average o two Athlon 64FX-55 systems, and about 3 minutes faster than the dual-core Pentium EE 840 reference PC’s time.

If you want one of these powerful beasts, you’ll have to pay dearly for it: AMD’s 4800+ chips alone are priced at $ 1001 each in quantities of 1000, while Intel’s 3.2-GHz Pentium EE 840 chips currently sell for $995. Entry-level Athlon X2 chips will cost only about half that much, however, so you can still get the benefits of 64-bit technology nd dual-core processing without breaking the bank.

Intel devotees should also observed dual-core Pentium D- based systems arriving about the time you read this, and such PCs should be considerably less expensive than those with the Pentium EE 840.

The number of households subscribing to personal video recorder (PVR) services has grown to 9.2 million, up about 155 percent from a year ago, according to a new study from market-research firm-In-Stat. In May 2004, only 3.6 million households worldwide had access to a PVR service.

Hardware vendors had a windfall in 2004, with PVR shipment volume jumping to 11.4 million units, up from 4.6 million pieces sold in the previous year.

“The deployment of PVR products has been success story for both pay-TV service providers and consumer-electronics manufacturers,” Mike Paxton, an In-Stat senior analyst, said in a release. “While the current growth of PVRs is being spurred by satellite-TV set-top-box products and DVD recorders with built-in hard drives, other product segments like cable-TV set-top-box based PVRs are also flying off the shelves”.

In addition, a recent In-Stat survey revealed that 89 percent of households were either “extremely satisfied” or “very satisfied” with their PVR service.

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