Integrated circuit

IBM Scientists Find New Way to Shrink Transistors

Futuristic components on silicon chips

A new kind of wood chip: collaboration could lead to biodegradable computer chips

New Technology May Immediately Double Existing Radio Frequency Data Capacity

Optical Nanoantennas Set the Stage for a NEMS Lab-on-a-Chip Revolution

Entanglement on a chip: Breakthrough promises secure communications and faster computers

New Laser Data Transmission for Computer Chips Uses Only a Fraction of the Energy

Superconducting circuits, simplified

Researchers ‘grow’ lasers in chip breakthrough

Atomically thin material opens door for integrated nanophotonic circuits

IBM Develops a New Chip That Functions Like a Brain

Carbon nanotubes (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

IBM Wants to Invent the Chips of the Future, Not Make Them

This video animation shows how atomic "quantum dots" could lead to revolutionary, ultra-low-power electronics. (Video courtesy Robert Wolkow)

The new atomic age: building smaller, greener electronics

The MIT researchers' new 36-core chip is "tiled," meaning that it simply repeats the same circuit layout 36 times. Tiling makes multicore chips much easier to design. Courtesy of the researchers

Researchers unveil experimental 36-core chip

Hybrid CNT/IGZO circuits fabricated on a polyimide film laminated on a polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) substrate (USC Viterbi / Chongwu Zhou)

Move Over, Silicon, There’s a New Circuit in Town