Electronics Weekly: More On: MIT’s Carbon Nanotube RISC-V CPU

By RISC-V Community NewsSeptember 9, 2019May 12th, 2021No Comments

Last week MIT announced a CPU made from carbon nano-tube (CNT) mosfets using standard CMOS fab equipment and only the materials and processes found within commercial CMOS fabs.

Electronics Weekly has delved inside to see how it works.

article: https://www.electronicsweekly.com/news/research-news/mits-carbon-nanotube-risc-v-cpu-2019-09/

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Electronics Weekly: More On: MIT’s Carbon Nanotube RISC-V CPU

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