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This breakthrough in molybdenum disulfide transistors represents a significant shift from silicon-based architectures toward two-dimensional materials that could drastically improve energy efficiency and miniaturization. By addressing structural fragility during electrode deposition, this development paves the way for scalable industrial production of next-generation chips compatible with existing computing systems.
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Russia has developed a technology for manufacturing transistors in chips without silicon. Energy efficiency gains of hundreds of times are possible. Russians have learned to manufacture transistors—the main component of processors—not from silicon but from molybdenum disulfide. The approach developed by scientists at MIPT can be…
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