Graphite is Helping to Bring Computer Chip Manufacturing Back to the U.S.
You don’t see them, you definitely can’t hear them (at least individually), and it’s doubtful you can smell them, but computer chips are in nearly everything now. Thank a computer chip for making your car's braking system responsive to road conditions, or for making it easy to pick up your phone and video call your cousin in Ireland. They’re in pacemakers and, of course, they proliferate in AI server farms processing millions of requests a second. For decades, the majority of those chips were made overseas, primarily in Taiwan and South Korea. That's starting, slowly, to change, and graphite semiconductor...
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