Microchip Breakthrough: New Era in Electronics?

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - New Semiconductor
03:51 - Pros and Cons
05:46 - Manufacturing and Doping
07:13 - New Transistor Explained
10:36 - Another Candidate

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[royvarley]

I think most of us here have a strong technical bent so no need to hold back on the tech detail - go for it. If nothing else it will spur us on to research further! And we can ask questions which will cause you to create more videos... win/win!! Thanks, Anastasia.

[Jp-uexz]

"pretty SiC"... I wasn't expecting the dad jokes but I certainly appreciate them🤣

[Steamrick]

Keep the detailed explanations coming, they're fascinating.

[adfaklsdjf]

I was expecting ultra-low-quality content-farm material when I clicked this video, due to the click-baity title, unfamiliarity with the channel, and of course how frequently "massive breakthroughs" in tech get hyped. But, I'm only 2 minutes in, and the quality of the information presentation shows I was very wrong. From the other comments, I sense that you (Anastasi) might've expressed uncertainty about audience interest, and level of technical detail. I'll agree with everyone else.. this is perfect, keep going. Thank you for your work. <3

[AJF-vi]

I’m not tired of hearing about these potential breakthrough’s or any. I appreciate Anastasi explaining it so thoroughly. Face it, They have been talking about flying cars becoming a reality since the 70’s. Still waiting. Sometimes you just have to be patient. (Update - 1 week since original, reply post) I just read-China now has a autonomous flying taxi, able to carry 2 passengers at a time. It has been certified by the government and is now in service. So, I guess the wait is over.

[Marsh]

I love the details. Anyone can do a general overview, but hearing about why it's important from a chip engineers technical perspective is much more interesting.

[PatrickDuffy-us]

I worked in the very first wafer fab for Motorola in Austin, Texas, back when 1 micron processes were considered 'state of the art'. I'm about to retire from the industry but it's been so interesting to watch the evolution of technology over the last 3 decades.

[danielcobia]

I'm glad this is finally coming to fruition. I've been hearing about graphene chips for probably 15 years and wondering when we'd get to see them in action on the user end. Hope this makes it through soon so we can have better/faster systems.

[andywow]

Big fan of your videos here😊
Please continue to go into detail🤖🙏🤓
You make such beautiful well planned and informative videos about quite complicated stuff. Helping me and many others to expand the 🧠
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[jose-jacoboyanez]

The explanation depth is sic and dope, thank you! You make nerding out more engaging and it is always refreshing to see intelligence and beauty in the same person. How exciting this break through sounds to be able to go right to mass production so quickly. This is the best tech news in a while.

[royjones]

Great info as always, thanks for the great work.

[useruser-tiog]

Really nice to have more in-depth physical explanation. The title is really sensational but actually explaining that graphite has been doped to be a semiconductor is quite cool!

[JoeyBlogs]

Introducing foreign atoms (doping) into the graphene lattice can alter its electronic properties. For example, nitrogen or boron doping can create a bandgap in graphene, turning it into a semiconductor.

[mAny_oThERSs]

Cant wait to see consumer chips like that in 28 years

[razd]

This is one of my favorite info channels thank u for existing!

[puits-de-science]

Wooow, what an excellent presentation ! You go straight to the point and with clarity. I'm impressed.

[blijebij]

I love your videos for striking the right balance between technical details and clarity of story. They are always very informative and at the cutting edge of science! Your enthusiasm and love for computer technology really complete the picture.

Conclusion, you can not (yet) be replaced by AI ';)

[Louieable]

Love your videos! you have a knack for clarifying even the most hard to grasp concepts. Not only that, but you are the most beautiful microchip developer I've ever seen!

[russelldicken]

Wow. I much appreciate the update on this technology. It certainly breaks through barriers. Thanks for explaining it so well. Very exciting!

[JohnMoor]

As an old semiconductor guy I have to say you smashed it for me - +1 subscriber.