"Advancing Electronics: 2D Route to 3D Integration"

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Researchers have demonstrated the feasibility of building 3D computer chips from 2D semiconductors, addressing the limitations of silicon-based chips as devices become more powerful. The use of ultrathin layers of non-silicon semiconductors presents a promising solution to the challenges faced by the semiconductor industry, offering a potential pathway for the development of more advanced and efficient electronic devices.
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