For decades, chipmakers have sought to make semiconductors faster by shrinking down silicon transistors and packing more of them on each chip. But shrinking transistors comes with its own problems: controlling electron flow becomes harder, which exacerbates problems such as leakage, power loss and heat. Nexstrom , a semiconductor startup incubated by Xora Innovation , thinks using two-dimensional (2D) materials instead of silicon is one viable way to solve that problem, especially as the global…
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