It's always cool to see new developments in transistor materials and fabrication. It gives me hope that the industry will survive beyond the end of Moore scalin

It's always cool to see new developments in transistor materials and fabrication. It gives me hope that the industry will survive beyond the end of Moore scaling (arguably, we're already past it). Then I see that their prototypes are 100um wide and 250nm long. Quite a ways to go to match our state of the art 2-3nm processes (which don't actually have feature sizes that small but they're still in single digit nm)