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This breakthrough in molybdenum disulfide transistors represents a significant material science advancement aimed at overcoming the physical scaling limits of traditional silicon-based computing. By reducing component thickness and drastically improving energy efficiency, this development directly addresses core challenges in semiconductor physics rather than focusing on consumer applications or general electronics. The technology's potential to enable more compact and thermally efficient processors places it squarely within the domain of fundamental quantum-era hardware research.
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A technology for producing transistors in chips without silicon has emerged in Russia. 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 applied…
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