Electrons travel about five times faster in gallium arsenide than they do in silicon. Gallium arsenide also has a high resistance to electrical current before it is doped with any impurities to form ...

Gallium arsenide (GaAs) ... High Cost: Manufacturing GaAs is more complex and expensive compared to silicon due to the rarity of the elements involved.

For more than 30 years, physicists have wrestled with gallium’s structure in the liquid state. Now, fresh simulations offer ...

As per the analysis, the Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) Radio Frequency (RF) Semiconductor market share is likely to grow above a CAGR of around 8.76% between 2023 and 2030.

As great as silicon is for semiconductor applications, it has one weakness in that using it for lasers isn’t very practical. Never say never though, as it turns out that you can now grow lase… ...

As for gallium, 95% of it is used in a material called gallium arsenide, which is used in semiconductors with higher performance and lower power-consumption applications than silicon.

It could also aid sustainability, because it uses silicon as a substrate, rather than gallium arsenide — which is prepared from hazardous chemicals and contains elements that are less abundant ...

From August, China is to restrict exports of gallium and germanium, two critical elements for making semiconductor chips. With China dominating the supply of both elements, exporters will now need ...