gallium arsenide chip

computing
Also known as: GaAs chip

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microprocessor integrated circuits

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    In computer: Power consumption

    …has been renewed interest in gallium arsenide (GaAs) chips. GaAs chips can run at higher speeds and consume less power than silicon chips. (GaAs chips are also more resistant to radiation, a factor in military and space applications.) Although GaAs chips have been used in supercomputers for their speed, the…

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