HP labs Palo Alto announces complete crossbar latch in 2 nanometers:
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HP labs Palo Alto announces complete crossbar latch in 2 nanometers:
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- Nehmo ? How does it work? This explains somewhat:
HP's approach, on the other hand, exploits the tunneling effect. Its crossbar latch consists of three criss-crossing platinum and titanium wires joined by a layer of electrically switchable molecules of stearic acid (a fatty acid that also appears in soap, candles, and chocolate) measuring 2.8 nanometers thick. Traditional computers use semiconductor properties to form the "latch" that preserves the output of a computation for later use."
I need a more detailed and understandable explanation.
-- ********************* * Nehmo Sergheyev * *********************
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