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Two-Dimensional Versions of High-K Materials Offer New Future for Chips

By Dexter Johnson August 18, 2017

Thinning high-K materials down to two dimensions offers the same bandgap as a Si transistor but 10 times smaller.    

Read the article in IEEE Spectrum.

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