#GrapheneSemiconductors
"Scientists have made a breakthrough in electronics, creating the world's first functional semiconductor made from graphene — a material known for being tough, flexible, light and with a high resistance.
Their discovery comes at a time when silicon, the material from which nearly all modern electronics are made, is reaching its limit.
Scientists have been racing to develop graphene semiconductors because of their superior speed and energy efficiency compared to silicon.
On January 3, demonstrates a functional graphene semiconductor which is suitable for use in nanoelectronics.
The discovery could mark a major step toward the next generation of computing, throwing open the doors to a new way of building electronics.
"We don't know where this will end but we know we're opening the door for a major paradigm shift in electronics. "Graphene is the next step. There's a good chance graphene could take over be the paradigm for the next 50 years..."
"Scientists have made a breakthrough in electronics, creating the world's first functional semiconductor made from graphene — a material known for being tough, flexible, light and with a high resistance.
Their discovery comes at a time when silicon, the material from which nearly all modern electronics are made, is reaching its limit.
Scientists have been racing to develop graphene semiconductors because of their superior speed and energy efficiency compared to silicon.
On January 3, demonstrates a functional graphene semiconductor which is suitable for use in nanoelectronics.
The discovery could mark a major step toward the next generation of computing, throwing open the doors to a new way of building electronics.
"We don't know where this will end but we know we're opening the door for a major paradigm shift in electronics. "Graphene is the next step. There's a good chance graphene could take over be the paradigm for the next 50 years..."
Faster computers: First graphene semiconductor paves the way – DW – 01/04/2024
Researchers have showcased the first functional graphene semiconductor. The discovery could change computing and electronics forever.
https://www.dw.com/en/faster-computers-first-graphene-semiconductor-paves-the-way/a-67888543
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4 months ago
In response Alexander MacCallum to his Publication
Graphene is the same stuff in the mRNA Vax that is noted as a part of the reason for sudden death. These nano graphene particles are arranged in a long and thin ribbon that gets into the veins and arteries and act as "thin razorblades to the walls of the blood vessels". They produce slits in the vessels and contribute to clotting within the veins, which leads to strokes and heart attacks.
4 months ago
In response Freedom67 Paul Cooper to his Publication
Is that what they call shredding..? What the microscopic razor like things do to the insides of the recipient victims...?
