Researchers from the McGill University have announced a breakthrough which could have implications in the development of electronic devices. They discovery consists of a quasi-three-dimensional electron crystal which could be called a new state of matter. The physicists noticed this quasi-three-dimensional electron crystal in a electronic device like which was cooled at 100 times lower temperatures than intergalactic space.

The new state of matter could lead to significantly improved electronic devices as it was found in the material used in manufacturing modern transistors. Nowadays, the number of transistors that can be integrated in computer chips is doubling every two yeas thanks to Moor’s Law, however, experts say that at a time…