-----Original Message----- From: Terry Blanton http://www.kurzweilai.net/carbon-nanotubes-to-replace-silicon-ibm
Carbon nanotubes represent a new class of semiconductor materials whose electrical properties are more attractive than silicon, particularly for building nanoscale transistor devices that are a few tens of atoms across. Electrons in carbon transistors can move easier than in silicon-based devices allowing for quicker transport of data.... carbon-based, maybe ... in the mean-time: half-and-half ... i.e. silicon-carbide 50 amp MOSFETS in production. http://www.cree.com/power Heck ... The T-4 will need lots of current for tesseractic processing. Not sure how Ah-nald plans to get around the little problem of Judgment Day having past already (April 21, 2011)....
