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> And it also doesn't make any sense, since defintionally a material can't be superconducting and semiconducting at the same time I'd say it gets interesting i
by mschuster91 1y ago
> And it also doesn't make any sense, since defintionally a material can't be superconducting and semiconducting at the same time
I'd say it gets interesting if one can get at least part of a die made out of superconductors. Getting power in into the die is a huge damn challenge, we're talking about hundreds of amps for modern CPUs and GPUs - if even a part of that could be shrunk that would be a huge gain.
- HelloNurse 1y agoNot if you spend that energy, or more, to cool the device hundreds of degrees below room temperature using liquid helium.