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The new Bizen transistor architecture

The new Bizen transistor architecture

press Press 20 December 2019
“Semefab’s CEO, Allan James: The new Bizen transistor architecture can wind back the Moores’ Law clock by 10 years+, bringing many wafer fabs back into mainstream manufacture. Semefab and SFN are working flat out to make it a huge success.”
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