Terra Uranium (ASX: T92) has entered into an agreement to acquire Dundee Resources, which owns the largest undeveloped ...

Researchers have constructed the world's first silicon-free computer, marking a significant milestone towards replacing the ...

Researchers have successfully built the world's first silicon-free computer, demonstrating the potential for replacing silicon in future technology advancements.

Researchers have built a computer from scratch without silicon, a “milestone” in showing that it is possible to one day ...

Veeco’s Fiji Plasma-Enhanced ALD system is a next-generation modular, high-vacuum thermal ALD system that supports thermal ...

A condition long considered to be unfavorable to electrical conduction in semiconductor materials may actually be beneficial ...

GoldHaven Resources (CSE: GOH) has entered an agreement to acquire the Kuhn, Dead Goat and M3 claims located within its flagship Magno project in northwestern British Columbia. As consideration, the ...

Gaze into the temporal distance and you might spot the end of the age of silicon looming somewhere out there, as a research team at Penn State University claims to have built the first working CMOS ...

Engineers at Pennsylvania State University have made a major breakthrough by building the world's first computer entirely from atom-thin, two-dimensional materials-without using any silicon. This ...

Silicon is king in the semiconductor technology that underpins smartphones, computers, electric vehicles and more, but its crown may be slipping, according to a team led by researchers at Penn State.

Molybdenum disulfide is slightly different, as the angle of the chemical bonds is out of plane, resulting in a zig-zag pattern. This means the sheet is slightly thicker than its component atoms.

Transistors made from defect-free molybdenum disulfide showed a 2.5 times improvement in charge mobility compared to those with defects. The faster the charge moves, the quicker the operating speed.