This will be big, real big
HP scientists wave bye-bye to the transistor
Lucy Sherriff/The Register Original Article
A breakthrough in molecular computing could be the beginning of the end for the transistor, according to scientists at HP. Researchers have successfully demonstrated a "crossbar latch", a technology that behaves just like a transistor, but is much smaller, and simpler to make. HP's quantum science research (QSR) group says the new technology paves the way for machines that are thousands of times more powerful than anything available today.
Lucy Sherriff/The Register Original Article
A breakthrough in molecular computing could be the beginning of the end for the transistor, according to scientists at HP. Researchers have successfully demonstrated a "crossbar latch", a technology that behaves just like a transistor, but is much smaller, and simpler to make. HP's quantum science research (QSR) group says the new technology paves the way for machines that are thousands of times more powerful than anything available today.
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