R&D and entrepreneurshipSouth Korea
South Korean scientists learn to grow multilayer chips
Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) developed a new method for growing ultrathin semiconductors. This approach allows for the creation of defect-free chips, enhancing their performance.
In brief
- KAIST researchers developed a new method for growing chips.
- The method allows for the creation of defect-free ultrathin semiconductors.
- The grown chips have improved performance.
- The research was conducted in South Korea.
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Хмарочос із атомних шарів. Південнокорейські вчені навчилися вирощувати багатоповерхові чипи
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