Graphite could revolutionize mass data storage AND circuit design
Graphite stripes are deposited onto silicon with industry-standard lithography to obtain a densely-packed memory.
Article Summary
Graphite has long been known to have unique electrical properties and has therefore been put forward by many as a possible substitute for silicon for use in integrated circuitry. Now, in a major step towards making graphene-based electronics, researchers from Rice University have published the results of work on graphite-based mass data storage and reprogrammable gate arrays.
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