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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University published a study in Nature Communications demonstrating atomically thin transistors made from molybdenum disulfide. These devices feature physical channel lengths below 5 nanometers and show switching performance beyond the theoretical silicon limit. The team fabricated the transistors across a 4-inch wafer, indicating potential for future wafer-scale manufacturing of post-silicon chips.
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