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While it's true that we're approaching the deceleration of shrinking chip size, there are still plenty of ways micro and nano computing will be optimized. Some
by shawnee_ 13y ago
While it's true that we're approaching the deceleration of shrinking chip size, there are still plenty of ways micro and nano computing will be optimized. Some of the more interesting developments are happening in the world of graphene R&D. This article is a little dated for such a fast-moving industry, but it's semi-relevant:
http://graphenewire.blogspot.com/2012/10/extending-memory-beyond-moores-law.html http://graphenewire.blogspot.com/2012/10/extending-memory-be...
- kken 13y agoGraphene is interesting, but nobody in the industry believes that it will be the holy grail: http://www.techdesignforums.com/blog/2013/12/10/graphene-gets-reality-check/ http://www.techdesignforums.com/blog/2013/12/10/graphene-get... (This is pretty different from what academia tells you...)
- erikpukinskis 13y agoThe critique you link to comes from an academic.
- kken 13y agoThis does not mean that he is not able to present the things in proper context. However, the general situation with graphene in acedemia right now is that it is a good source of grant money. Hence you see wildy exaggerated claims of its capabilities.