Researchers at Stanford and MIT create 3D carbon nanotube CPU architecture to stretch Moore's Law more

Chris Merriman
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What they gain in enthusiasm, they lack in a solid ETA

Researchers claim to have developed a new microprocessor that could be the answer to some of bandwidth issues plaguing the current generation of chips - possibly even enabling an extension of Moore...

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