Too thin to fail: an alternative to copper microchip interconnects | Technology Org
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Researchers at Cornell University have developed single-crystal nanowires of niobium arsenide as a potential substitute for copper microchip interconnects, which struggle at nanoscale dimensions. The new material demonstrates enhanced conductivity and durability, suggesting promising applications in electronic devices.
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