Where are your (carbon nanotube) keys?

[Jim Cheetham]

http://arstechnica.com/science/2016/02/on-chip-random-key-generator-made-using-carbon-nanotubes/

"""
It's possible to set the conditions up so that, say, 60 percent of the
gates end up occupied by a nanotube. But it's impossible to tell in advance
which ones will be occupied. The result is a collection of bits that are
randomly conducting or non-conducting—a perfect seed for cryptographic keys.
"""

-jim
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