Perhaps. Maybe diamond film wafer or nanotube will get there first.
Silicon transistors are approaching the point where further miniaturization will no longer be possible. It is expected that once silicon transistors reach 16nm size, optical lithography will no longer be capable of making smaller images. Thus, unless all progress in transistor size is terminated and performance improvements are limited to processor architecture alone, it is very likely that chip manufacturers will move to graphene as a way to get smaller transistors. However, graphene has flaws. One example is that graphene transistors are very "leaky" compared to those made of silicon- that is, more charge can escape from them. This means that graphene chips are likely to run much hotter than silicon chips.
Graphene can be produced efficiently and effectively through methods such as chemical vapor deposition, liquid-phase exfoliation, and epitaxial growth on silicon carbide. These techniques allow for the large-scale production of high-quality graphene with minimal defects. Additionally, advancements in research and technology continue to improve the production processes for graphene, making it more accessible for various applications.
It is hard to answer to that question. Both materials have advantages and disadvantages. Silicon is semiconductor so you can turn it on and off and you can make numerous field effect transistors or effective solar cells. However, graphene is zero-band-gap semiconductor which is very conductive. It is not conventional semiconductor. People are still trying to introduce a band gap to graphene to yield true semiconducting graphene. Both materials are legends in the field. Each has advantage. Most likely Silicon will continue to dominate the conventional semiconductor industry and solar cells. However graphene (and graphene derivatives) will be integral part of high frequency devices, diodes, sensors, and some solar cells.
Silicon Institute of Technology was created in 2001.
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The symbol for Silicon Motion Technology Corporation in NASDAQ is: SIMO.
Graphene can be obtained through various methods, including mechanical exfoliation, chemical vapor deposition, and epitaxial growth on silicon carbide. These methods involve processes such as separating layers of graphite, depositing carbon atoms on a substrate, or growing graphene on a specific material. Each method has its own advantages and limitations in terms of scalability, cost, and quality of the graphene produced.
Silicon Motion Technology Corporation (SIMO) had its IPO in 2005.
As of July 2014, the market cap for Silicon Motion Technology Corporation (SIMO) is $768,391,175.75.
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