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Atom-thin material could overcome key transistor bottleneck for next-generation computer chips
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If computer chips could be built from semiconductors just one atom thick, they could pack far more transistors into a smaller space while using less power. So far, however, the technology has been held back by the weakness of "p-type" transistors, which make up half of every modern chip.
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