EVs could get superefficient microchips made from synthetic diamonds

A synthetic diamond microchip can handle higher voltages and higher heat. The chips have the potential to enable EVs to operate more efficiently. — Microchips created from synthetic diamonds can potentially reduce the number of chips per vehicle dramatically. (DIAMFAB)

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December 01, 2024 11:00 AM

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