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Researchers have achieved near-perfect 99% fabrication yields for over 1,000 atomic-scale metal-molecule-metal devices using a novel self-assembly technique that preserves molecular integrity during standard semiconductor processes. This breakthrough enables reliable system-level integration and vector-matrix multiplication operations essential for neuromorphic computing, addressing the long-standing scalability challenges in quantum-enabled electronics.
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Quantum molecular devices self-assemble with nearly perfect yields

Quantum Zeitgeist4 min read

Scalable fabrication of active, atomic-scale devices remains key for advances in computing and quantum technologies.

Researchers have achieved 99% yield in fabricating over 1,000 electrically active metal-molecule-metal devices using a new self-assembly technique, a significant advancement for molecular electronics where consistent production has long been a challenge. This work details self-assembled contacts, a strategy integrating molecules into devices with atomic-scale control by first using standard semiconductor manufacturing processes. The resulting devices functioned reliably through 10⁵ measurement cycles, even with molecular layers thinner than one nanometer, and the platform supports…

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