Stanford and MIT researchers create 3D carbon nanotube CPU architecture
Techniques unlikely to be adopted any time soon, however
Adapting current microprocessor architectures to take advantage of carbon nanotube technology will be challenging
Researchers have developed a new CPU architecture that, they claim, could solve some of bandwidth issues challenging chip design, and possibly even help extend Moore's Law on silicon a little further....
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