<ul><li>Researchers in China have created a new silicon-free transistor, with potential to make processors up to 40% faster while reducing energy consumption by 10%.</li><li>The new two-dimensional silicon-free transistor, called gate-all-around field-effect transistor (GAAFET), wraps the gate around all four sides of the source.</li><li>The unique architecture of the GAAFET transistor allows for better electrostatic control and potential improvements in performance and efficiency.</li><li>The use of bismuth oxyselenide as the semiconductor in the transistor enhances flexibility, carrier mobility, and energy efficiency.</li></ul>

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