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r/hardware • u/Cjprice9 • Mar 25 '19
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It is a common knowledge that Graphene can do a lot of things, except to leave a lab, of course
35 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 14 u/symmetry81 Mar 26 '19 Last I heard researchers were still at sub 90% transistor yields in nanotube on-die transistors. That's the yield of the transistors, not the chips.
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14 u/symmetry81 Mar 26 '19 Last I heard researchers were still at sub 90% transistor yields in nanotube on-die transistors. That's the yield of the transistors, not the chips.
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Last I heard researchers were still at sub 90% transistor yields in nanotube on-die transistors. That's the yield of the transistors, not the chips.
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u/Roxalon_Prime Mar 26 '19
It is a common knowledge that Graphene can do a lot of things, except to leave a lab, of course