New atom-thin coating frees up space for faster, more efficient semiconductor chips
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Researchers developed a 0.7nm tungsten disulfide coating for microchips that reduces electrical resistance by a millionfold and extends wire lifespan tenfold, replacing bulky traditional barriers while meeting all major industry standards through 2037.
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