Silicon does NOT superconduct at room temperature and pressure. It OVERHEATS or overconducts heat everywhere and scales brute force, everywhere, inefficiently wasting heat and energy resources. It’s poorly designed to stay in submission to legacy energy (coal subsidized electricity) and those that profit from it, the same betting on our demise as a species to become cheap slaves worse off than we were before.
My RI13 chip is designed so the device stays significantly cooler during operation compared to conventional silicon chips. Heat is recovered and converted into usable energy rather than building up and causing performance throttling or device failure. Nothing like a fried laptop to ruin your day. Happens all the time because of silicon semiconductors. But that’s all anyone knows and what the market dances on 🤑 so the boys march to the beat of the mens’ drums like good soldiers in a tech war.

My chip is a carbon graphene nanotube heat efficient and energy efficient chip. We are still iterating. Silicon is not superconductive or efficient as everyone knows by dealing with SILICON HOT HEAT WASTE in laptops and phones getting hot. It’s bad for you, bad for the machine and bad for the environment. Electricity generated by nuclear fission, splitting the atom, is also not going to help. The silicon market and the public who bow down to it because it’s ALL THEY KNOW are in denial.
There are options and we who are not in denial and care about safety for humans and the earth are working on it. You’re welcome.

