Using 2D materials and 3D integration practices could take integrated chips beyond their limits and keep Moore's Law going indefinitely, researchers say.

Today, computer components use copper, but graphene could make chips faster, lighter, and more reliable. New research solves the issues that kept it back.

Thanks to a low-power microchip, a team of robots can work together to find a target in a maze, learning from mistakes as they go.

The new technology is 10 times as reliable as what's come before for keeping internet-connected devices secure.

A tiny chip with processing circuits, memory storage, and a power supply could bring computers into even more of our lives.

A new process could bring down costs, raise quality, and allow for the mass production of nanochips.