> the team’s carbon nanotube transistors achieved current that’s 1.9 times higher than silicon transistors
They say they could be 5x faster or use 5x less energy, based on extrapolations of a single transistor in the article
yes, which still leaves me wondering. the latest silicon transistors also use a lot less energy then they did just a few years ago right. So in what way does it compare to silicon transistors. Compared to 14nm? 10nm? Or in general? For transisters of the same size?