By Damon Poeter Moore's Law could be safe for another decade or so. An international team of scientists has demonstrated a working transistor comprised of a single atom–nearly 100 times smaller than the 22-nanometer cutting-edge transistors fabricated …

Researchers Develop Single-Atom Transistor

A new transistor, based on a single atom, may go further than helping speed things up: it could shatter Moore's Law. For the uninitiated, Moore's Law simply suggests that the number of transistors that can be placed (inexpensively) on an integrated …

UNSW's Single-Atom Transistor Could Break Moore's Law

by Martin LaMonica February 19, 2012 10:00 AM PST Follow @mlamonica Seeking to keep Moore's Law on pace, researchers have developed a repeatable technique for assembling a single-atom version of the transistor–the building block of semiconductors and …

Single-atom transistor built with precise control

NEW YORK – Australian and United States physicists have taken the first step towards escaping the limits of a technological principle called Moore's Law by creating a working transistor using a single phosphorus atom. The atom was etched into a silicon …

Working transistor 'made with single atom'

Seeking to keep Moore's Law on pace, researchers have developed a repeatable technique for assembling a single-atom version of the transistor–the building block of semiconductors and computers.Researchers were able to make a single-atom transistor …

One-atom transistor to keep Moore's Law alive

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