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IBM Reports Carbon Nanotube Transistor Breakthrough
October 1, 2015
Perhaps Moore’s law isn’t doomed just yet. Maybe. IBM Research (NYSE: IBM) reported in a paper in Science today a technique for making carbon nanotube trans Read more…
Stanford Group Creates Four-Layer Stacked Chip
December 18, 2014
With transistor scaling slated to come up against some fundamental limits over the next five to seven years, chip designers are hot on the trail of technologies Read more…
IBM Bets on Nanotubes to Succeed Silicon in 2020
July 2, 2014
The effect of five decades of exponential progress with silicon chips doubling in speed every couple years as observed by Intel cofounder Gordon Moore in 1965 c Read more…
Carbon Nanotubes Pitched as Post-Silicon Contender
June 23, 2014
With TOP500 list stagnation likely signaling the slow-down of an exponential known as Moore's law, what better time to consider alternatives to silicon-based m Read more…
Carbon Nanotubes Aid Microprocessor Cooling
January 23, 2014
The semiconductor industry is facing several hurdles in developing the next generation of microprocessors. As more and more transistors are squeezed onto a chip Read more…
Stanford Debuts First Carbon Nanotube Computer
September 27, 2013
A new computer made of carbon nanotubes, created by a team of Stanford engineers, may be the first serious silicon challenger. Read more…
IBM Takes Step Toward Nanotube-Based Computing
October 30, 2012
Big Blue's research arm makes carbon more transistor-friendly. Read more…
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