A new leap has been made in the race to create ever smaller
transistors. Chungbuk National University, located in South
Korea, has successfully created a 2nm transistor, which is
drastically smaller than that of the currently used 32nm
transistor. This smaller size would allow for a much higher
transistor count in future processors. Such a small size could
offer added benefits for mobile computing by allowing a lower
power usage and even smaller processing units than are currently
available. Such technology could drastically change the current
evolution of computing power.