Well maybe. Do recall the long decades long march for chip tech and then tell me this can be faster.
At least this is another way forward.
I wonder though, if the method can be adapted to form 3d structures with chips as well?
Liquid metal particles can self-assemble into electronics
Liquid metal particles can self-assemble into electronics
A cheap method for forming the tiny components of chips, such as transistors and diodes, harnesses simple fluid physics to make the electronics self-assembling
By Jeremy Hsu
16 December 2024
A crosshatch pattern of wires created by self-assembling liquid metal particles
Julia Chang / North Carolina State University
Self-assembling electronics made from liquid metal particles could provide a cheaper way of manufacturing computer chips, simply by harnessing the basic physics of how fluids flow through tiny structures.
“The cost of entry in manufacturing electronics and building new chip fabrication plants in the US right now, we’re talking billions of dollars,” says Martin Thuo at North Carolina State University. “It’s not cheap.”
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