From the 1947 point-contact transistor—a cranky, wet-fingered thing of gold foil and plastic—to the latest 2-nanometer gate-all-around finFETs that were barely a dozen atoms wide. He wanted them all, holding hands, performing one single, useless, perfect calculation.
The end.
The last thing Silas ever built was a lie.
From the 1947 point-contact transistor—a cranky, wet-fingered thing of gold foil and plastic—to the latest 2-nanometer gate-all-around finFETs that were barely a dozen atoms wide. He wanted them all, holding hands, performing one single, useless, perfect calculation.
The end.
The last thing Silas ever built was a lie. alltransistors
