21 Jun '13 21:31>3 edits
http://phys.org/news/2013-06-harnessing-potential-quantum-tunneling-transistors.html
I don't think this shows the future for microelectronics because the future is spintronics (or, less likely I think but, just possibly, plasmonics) but, still, quite interesting.
The latest news for microelectronic plasmonic research seems to be:
http://phys.org/news/2013-06-ferroelectric-graphene-based.html
That just might indicate the future but I still think it is spintronics and not plasmonics that will probably be the one that will eventually pan-out due to the extraordinary potential for huge energy efficiency and virtually no power consumption that spintronics could give.
I don't think this shows the future for microelectronics because the future is spintronics (or, less likely I think but, just possibly, plasmonics) but, still, quite interesting.
The latest news for microelectronic plasmonic research seems to be:
http://phys.org/news/2013-06-ferroelectric-graphene-based.html
That just might indicate the future but I still think it is spintronics and not plasmonics that will probably be the one that will eventually pan-out due to the extraordinary potential for huge energy efficiency and virtually no power consumption that spintronics could give.