A breakthrough in computing, the atom-thin 2D CMOS computer uses ultra-thin materials like molybdenum disulfide (MoS₂) and graphene to create extremely compact, energy-efficient transistors. This innovation enables the development of next-generation chips that are faster, smaller, and consume less power than traditional silicon-based devices. It marks a major step toward ultra-miniaturized and high-performance electronics.
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