3 comments

  • RicoElectrico58 minutes ago
    How about heat? Seems these days it's the heat above everything else that's the issue. And more density would only aggravate it.
    • juancn3 minutes ago
      That&#x27;s always an issue, but the industry seems to be moving away from 2D circuits.<p>Reducing trace length seems to be the way forward for faster&#x2F;larger circuits. Signal propagation time on-die is becoming an issue.<p>Things like Huawei&#x27;s Logic folding, or TSVs, and so on, attack the issue by reducing signal travel time.<p>This looks like another building block in that direction.<p>There&#x27;s also some push at cooling chips from both sides.
    • ortusdux48 minutes ago
      I wonder if the proposed CPU&#x2F;GPU laser cooling technique that was on here a few days ago would penetrate the Si layers?<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=48510375">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=48510375</a>
    • arein350 minutes ago
      What you loose in heat you gain in speed caused by proximity. Perhaps this will allow for lower voltage and thus less heat.
  • armitron37 minutes ago
    This seems like it could accelerate the transition to sub-1nm nodes (previously projected to mid 2030s), maybe by the end of this decade.
  • its_ajseven4 days ago
    [flagged]