CPUs built with carbon nanotubes are only “three to five years away” | PCGamesN
Nanotube CPU tested as silicon fades - ResearchCareer
16-bit RISC-V processor made with carbon nanotubes | Ars Technica
This carbon nanotube heatsink is six times more thermally conductive, could trigger a revolution in CPU clock speeds - ExtremeTech
Carbon nanotubes ready to take torch from silicon
Scientists build the first carbon nanotube computer, change computing world forever - ExtremeTech
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New 16-Bit Carbon Nanotube Processor | Carbon Nanotube Uses
A Carbon Nanotube Microprocessor Mature Enough to Say Hello - IEEE Spectrum
MIT and Stanford present a 3-D chip that integrates CPU and RAM - NotebookCheck.net News
It Begins: Carbon Nanotube Transistors Outperform Silicon In Research Lab | Tom's Hardware
IBM's carbon nanotube breakthrough takes processors beyond silicon | WIRED UK
Carbon-nanotube computer scaled up
Scientists build the first carbon nanotube computer, change computing world forever - ExtremeTech
Carbon nanotube 16-bit microprocessor takes computing beyond silicon – Physics World
MIT engineers build advanced microprocessor out of carbon nanotubes | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Carbon Nanotubes Replace Silicon as Microprocessor Raw Material
Modern microprocessor built from complementary carbon nanotube transistors | Nature
Carbon nanotube computers face a make-or-break moment
Prototype '3D' chip from MIT could eliminate memory bottlenecks | Engadget
Researchers succeed in creating a processor using carbon nanotubes instead of silicon - GIGAZINE
Researchers succeed in creating a processor using carbon nanotubes instead of silicon - GIGAZINE
Existing processors could get a boost from swapping silicon for carbon nanotubes | TechSpot
Researchers build carbon nanotube CPU with just enough power to say hello world | PCGamesN
MIT Unveils World's First RISC-V Carbon Nanotube Processor, RV16XNano - AB Open
