The Accelerator Wall: A New Problem for a Post-Moore’s Law World
Specialized chips and circuits may not save the computer industry after all
Tag Results for transistors (202)
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Hail the Perovskite Transistors
Researchers have created a field-effect transistor using a single-crystal, “paint-on” perovskite
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A Novel Design for Gallium Nitride LEDs Could Lead to Brighter, More Efficient Displays
LEDs made of gallium nitride nanowires are already incredibly compact and efficient—but a new vertical design could take these devices to the next level
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New Metal-Air Transistor Replaces Semiconductors
A novel field emission transistor that uses air gaps could breathe life into Moore’s Law
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With Help From Hydrogen, Spintronics Takes One Step Closer to Digital Logic
Hydrogen ions can turn magnetism on and off in a spintronic device, opening up digital logic applications
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Arm Leads Project to Develop an Armpit-Sniffing Plastic AI Chip
In a quest for penny-priced plastic sensors, Arm and its partners are demonstrating a stripped-down form of machine learning
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Pristine Quantum Light Source Created at the Edge of Silicon Chip
Maryland researchers develop a silicon chip that guides the light around its edge producing high-quality single photons
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Through-Silicon Transistors Could Make Stacking Chips Smarter
3D stacking saves space, time, and energy, but it takes some smarts to do it best
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Clearing a Path for Quantum Light
University of Maryland researchers demonstrate the first single-photon transistor using a semiconductor chip
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Squishy Transistors for Shark-Like Electrical Sensors
Blending hydrogels with gold nanoparticles can produce a transistor for extra-sensitive sensors