Ya know what, I dunno why you guys are all philosophising about all this stuff, as opposed to just having it BUILT ALREADY. I mean really, what does it take? So you take the ATX motherboard design, and scrap it. It's crazy old anyways. And if you can grow, or create graphene in a controlled environment, WHY does the graphene have to be a "CPU only" material? Why not use it for RAM, GPUs, and Cache??? I mean really.
And this is what I want to know... WHERE is Intel in all of this. THEY are the major chip-maker of planet earth. It's not like they don't have the money to build a new architecture for graphene. It's not like they can't build a proper fabrication plant. So WHY isn't MIT working with Intel on this one...? Duh.