Copper for architecture

Building construction accounts for 50% of all copper use, and residential construction is about two-thirds of the building construction market.

Copper for architecture in the news

Friends' 21st Annual Chocolate Tasting Set for Valentine's Day Weekend!

BISBEE, AZ - Looking for something delightfully, deliciously different to do on Valentine's Weekend that will also help support a wonderful cause?

Broadcom Announces Industry's First Octal 10GbE SFP+ PHY

IRVINE, Calif., Feb. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --News Highlights:High-density 40nm architecture delivers higher bandwidth while reducing printed circuit board (PCB) size and power consumption by approximately ...

CommScope’s Yang Will Present During Upcoming Ethernet Technology Summit

Yinglin Yang, CommScope’s technical marketing manager for Enterprise solutions, will speak about 40 and 100 Gigabit Ethernet technology during this month’s Ethernet T

Research and Markets: VDSL2 Bonding, Vectoring and Beyond - Promises versus Reality Report Provides Detailed Analyses ...

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "VDSL2 Bonding, Vectoring and Beyond - Promises versus

Knoll Acquires FilzFelt

EAST GREENVILLE, Pa., February 7 - Knoll, Inc. (NYSE: KNL - News) today announced that it has acquired FilzFelt, purveyors of German-milled 100% wool design felt as well as felt floor coverings and architectural ...

Forrester: The next wave of virtualisation

Virtualisation is evolving. IT departments now have a raft of products to deploy within their infrastructure, optimised for virtualisation.

Water sees right through graphene

( Rice University ) A new study by scientists at Rice University and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has determined that gold, copper and silicon get just as wet when clad by a single continuous layer of graphene as they would without.

Science Museum Oklahoma exhibit challenges companies to think creatively

Science Museum Oklahoma will debut its newest exhibit Feb. 11. “Out of the Box” is a collaboration among several Oklahoma companies, including the Oklahoma City Thunder, Rocktown Climbing Gym, Titus Construction and Kimray.

Steampunk: The Victorian future is now

You know how it is. Your electric guitar emits a righteous sound — but it doesn’t have an antique pressure gauge. Your computer workstation is in desperate need of an aesthetic reboot by way of a tabletop crafted from an 1870s cast iron buzz saw.