Intel is seeing great progress with graphene transistors, but it's still a few generations away

During a Q&A session, Intel's CEO Brian Krzanich said that the company is working on graphene technologies and that their researchers are seeing some great progress. But graphene is still "a few generations away".

In the best case scenario Intel sees graphene based products emerging in 2019, but that is rather optimistic.

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Posted: Sep 11,2013 by Ron Mertens

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