News Researchers developing next generation 2D semiconductors investigate potential silicon replacement in transition-metal dichalcogenide

[Admin]

The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory is working on how it can induce defects on TMDs and create materials with the desired electrical properties that will replace silicon for our chips.

Researchers developing next generation 2D semiconductors investigate potential silicon replacement in transition-metal dichalcogenide : Read more

 

[edzieba]

A Chaclogenide-based IC technology has already been and gone at mass production scale: 3D XPoint.

 

[DougMcC]

Given how rapidly we are closing in on monoatomic patterning, this won't make much difference to Moore's law. We'll get one, maybe two extra generations out of it at most. We really need people thinking about what comes next. How do we build subatomic computers, or 3d computing structures at building scale that don't require nuclear plants to power?