Researchers at Fudan University have created a working memory chip just a few atoms thick, and the first to integrate 2D materials with standard silicon circuits.

It runs at 5 MHz, achieves 20-nanosecond programming and erasing speeds, and operates with low energy consumption.

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Researchers at Fudan University in Shanghai have developed the world's first fully functional memory chip made entirely from two-dimensional materials. The achievement, published in Nature, ...

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