DNA helping Moore's law

DNA SCAFFOLDING TO KEEP MOORE'S LAW CHUGGING ALONG

Moore's Law is a double-edged sword: a blessing to consumers who benefit from ever-smaller,
more memory-rich gadgets, and a growing challenge to researchers who must figure out how to
keep up the pace of those performance improvements. A group of researchers from IBM and
Caltech say they have risen to the challenge. They've used the structure of DNA as a scaffold
for assembling components with features as small as 6 nanometers across using today's
lithography techniques.
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