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What do you think of vacuum transistor technology? Anonymous 05/01/18 (Tue) 01:26:37 No.6925
It's basically a vacuum tube, but it's printed on a wafer like a normal silicon transistor. As such it is very small (nanometer range) and shows a massive advantage.
https://spectrum.ieee.org/semiconductors/devices/introducing-the-vacuum-transistor-a-device-made-of-nothing
>Our very first effort to fashion a prototype produced a device that could operate at 460 gigahertz—roughly 10 times as fast as the best silicon transistor can manage.
Anonymous 05/02/18 (Wed) 13:13:15 No.6935
>it's *n faster than current processors, revolutionary!
It's graphene all over again.