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A Seoul-Yonsei team programs a chip's response behavior after manufacture — the substrate gains a knob, not a faster engine.
Georgia Tech's new method doesn't shrink a photonic bend. It makes the search refuse any geometry a real foundry won't print.
Kepler claims a 3D stack of a ferroelectric material — one that holds its electric polarization without continuous power, so each cell keeps state without a constant refresh — triples memory density and skips extreme-ultraviolet (EUV) lithography,