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If this can enable practically unlimited 3D stacking of CMOS layers, it could be hugely consequential for computing. On an unrelated note, I like the writing s
by modeless 1y ago
If this can enable practically unlimited 3D stacking of CMOS layers, it could be hugely consequential for computing.
On an unrelated note, I like the writing style of this article a lot. This is how science journalism should be. It reminds me of how Scientific American used to be before it was ruined. Is IEEE Spectrum always like this? I might have to subscribe to the print version. I want articles like this floating around my house for my kids to discover.
- jovial_cavalier 1y agoSpectrum is typically pretty good, but this article definitely stands out as very well written. I'm guessing that's because it's written by an actual contributor to the research. Nothing beats when those guys can actually unpack an idea simply.
- ftcHn 1y agoGreat science communication. This is another really good Spectrum article that was on HN a while back. The Tiny Star Explosions Powering Moore’s Law https://spectrum.ieee.org/euv-light-source https://spectrum.ieee.org/euv-light-source
- LargoLasskhyfv 1y agoThat part could get way more compact, precise, reliable and more energy effcicient soon: https://pubs.aip.org/aip/app/article/10/8/086105/3357991/Electrohydrodynamic-excimer-laser-Ultra-compact https://pubs.aip.org/aip/app/article/10/8/086105/3357991/Ele...
- kens 1y agoThe editors at IEEE Spectrum are very good at improving articles. They also thoroughly fact-check articles. (Source: I wrote a couple of articles for IEEE Spectrum.)