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Researchers work out how to control 2D semiconductor growth for future chips
Korean boffins use oxygen to stop crystals forming in the wrong places, aiming to get tech to commercial sector by 2030 Researchers have demonstrated a way to control where 2D semiconductor crystals begin growing, potentially addressing…
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Korean boffins use oxygen to stop crystals forming in the wrong places, aiming to get tech to commercial sector by 2030 Researchers have demonstrated a way to control where 2D semiconductor crystals begin growing, potentially addressing an obstacle to manufacturing next-generation chips at scale, according to a study published in Nature.
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