Best of - New forms of semiconductors are key to the future
The Future of Everything
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The Chips and Science Act was passed by the U.S. Congress, allocating more than $280 billion over 10 years to semiconductor research. Silicon has been a key element in semiconductors for 50 years, but we are starting to run up against some physical limitations in its ability to support electronics. Shabanti Choudhary is a professor of electrical engineering and a fellow at the Pre-Court Institute for Energy at Stanford University. She's trying to make them smaller, faster, more powerful and very importantly, more energy efficient.
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