I’m wondering when we’ll see the switch to graphene. Roughly in the ivy bridge era I was hearing about it being the solution to the end of Moore’s law. Any idea where that’s at?
I remember reading that there is no progress on commercialization and it’s still mostly an R&D project.
And it’s not like we’ve hit a hard wall in terms of semiconductor fabrication. Prices are going up, but we are still seeing steady and continued improvements with new nodes and packaging approaches.
Man, 3 nm is crazy small. I think they’ve been predicting the end of Moore’s law for a decade now.
I’m wondering when we’ll see the switch to graphene. Roughly in the ivy bridge era I was hearing about it being the solution to the end of Moore’s law. Any idea where that’s at?
I remember reading that there is no progress on commercialization and it’s still mostly an R&D project.
And it’s not like we’ve hit a hard wall in terms of semiconductor fabrication. Prices are going up, but we are still seeing steady and continued improvements with new nodes and packaging approaches.