Vulvox to develop mega-terrabit memory

Vulvox Nanobiotechnology Corporation is undertaking a nanoelectronics research project. The nanoelectronics technology under development at Vulvox may be remembered as the most important invention of the 21st century. The President of Vulvox Nano/Biotechnology Corporation was interviewed by Nano-Investor’s News about this breakthrough in molecular electronics. In the interview Neil Farbstein discusses the implications of self assembling three dimensional integrated circuitry containing nano-transistors as well as novel technology to manufacture 5 nanometer CMOS type transistors that can be stacked in three dimensional layers to construct chips that contain 50 trillion transistors in a square centimeter. That is a million times the density of today's integrated circuitry. It might be possible to construct a square centimeter DNA molecular electronics chip that contains all of the circuitry in the world's biggest currently operating supercomputer- Blue Gene L.

According to the past President of the Georgia Chapter of the American Chemical Society, Dr. Thomas Netzel :

"If successful, this research program has the potential to develop two and three dimensional integrated circuitry with transistor densities a million times those found on today's integrated circuit chips. DNA diode and transistor research may lead to nanosized intelligent chemical probes and biosensors. Likely the world will be changed in innumerable ways if this research program is successful. I am glad to help you and your company take the first steps toward fulfillment of that goal."

Vulvox also has a MEGA-TERABIT memory under development. It will fit on a square centimeter chip and it will have the ability to hold every movie and videotape ever recorded and also every audiotape and every audio recording all in the space of a square centimenter. The ultimate I-Pod!

Contact;
Neil Farbstein
516-921-5058
protn7@att.net

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