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Optic boom: Graphene breakthrough could make chips a million times faster
13:20:00 / June 14, 2016

Electrons that move faster than the speed of slowed-down light emit plasmons in two directions, shown as the red squiggly line on the sheet of graphene, the blue lattice.

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