Review—Challenges and Innovations in Nano-Computing and Reliable Interconnect Technologies

Over the past few years, nano-technology innovations have made inroads into a wide array of industries, such as electronics, healthcare, and energy, helped by rapid developments in this field. A key part of enabling these innovations is the production of robust interconnects that can enable the integration and communication of nano-scale computing and technology. This paper provides a comprehensive study on nano-interconnect and nano-computing, considering its importance in nano-scale applications, which is critical to the performance, energy, and scalability of nano-sized devices. The research also identifies key concerns which must be overcome to accommodate their use in several technologies, like striving to conserve electricity integrity at the nano-scale, controlling thermal effects, providing mechanical stability, and reducing fabricational complexities. The balance between reliability and application-specific behavior demonstrates the need for interdisciplinary solutions to address the bottlenecks preventing the development of the next era of high-performance, robust, and efficient nano-systems. This review attempts to highlight the necessity of reliable interconnects and nano-computing systems among researchers and to attract further work on the vast obstacles that comes in their path of development.

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ECS Journal of Solid State Science and Technology
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1149/2162-8777/ada825
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3
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Semiconductor materials and devices
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Review—Challenges and Innovations in Nano-Computing and Reliable Interconnect Technologies

Shilpa Gupta
3 citations
ECS Journal of Solid State Science and Technology
Semiconductor materials and devices
2.19
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Review—Challenges and Innovations in Nano-Computing and Reliable Interconnect Technologies

Shilpa Gupta
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3 citations

Abstract

Over the past few years, nano-technology innovations have made inroads into a wide array of industries, such as electronics, healthcare, and energy, helped by rapid developments in this field. A key part of enabling these innovations is the production of robust interconnects that can enable the integration and communication of nano-scale computing and technology. This paper provides a comprehensive study on nano-interconnect and nano-computing, considering its importance in nano-scale applications, which is critical to the performance, energy, and scalability of nano-sized devices. The research also identifies key concerns which must be overcome to accommodate their use in several technologies, like striving to conserve electricity integrity at the nano-scale, controlling thermal effects, providing mechanical stability, and reducing fabricational complexities. The balance between reliability and application-specific behavior demonstrates the need for interdisciplinary solutions to address the bottlenecks preventing the development of the next era of high-performance, robust, and efficient nano-systems. This review attempts to highlight the necessity of reliable interconnects and nano-computing systems among researchers and to attract further work on the vast obstacles that comes in their path of development.

ECS Journal of Solid State Science and TechnologyVol. 14(1)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 14%
Semiconductor materials and devices
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