MIT’s 3D nanoscale transistors use quantum tunneling design to bypass physical limits
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The problem they’re tackling is what’s known as “Boltzmann tyranny.” It refers to the fundamental limit to how little voltage is required to switch a silicon transistor on and off at room temperature, where if you crank the voltage down too far, the transistor loses its switching ability. This voltage…
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