Interesting that increased scattering can increase average current and electron velocity (in a fluidic state) by protecting higher velocity electrons from the e

Interesting that increased scattering can increase average current and electron velocity (in a fluidic state) by protecting higher velocity electrons from the edges of the flow. It allows higher conductivity than even theoretically possible in a metal. I'm usually pessimistic of the hype surrounding graphene, but this is an interesting result. I do hope that there is a bit more room for something like Moore's law. Some of the biggies were still investing... as of 2014. http://www.datacenterdynamics.com/content-tracks/servers-storage/ibm-invests-3bn-in-graphene-semiconductor-research/87785.fullarticle http://www.datacenterdynamics.com/content-tracks/servers-sto...